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The document is a motion for an additional order of notice in family court cases in Connecticut. It requests the court's permission to notify a party who has not received actual notice of the case, either due to living out of state or because their current address is unknown. The motion outlines the types of family law matters involved and details the efforts made to locate the party, seeking alternative methods of notification such as certified mail or publication on the Judicial Branch's Legal Notices website.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Public Assistance form in the editor.
Begin by entering the Judicial District and Town where your case is filed. This information is crucial for proper identification of your case.
Fill in the Return Date, ensuring it follows the format of Month, Day, Year for clarity.
Input the Plaintiff's name using Last, First, and Middle Initial. This identifies who is initiating the motion.
Select all applicable requests from Section 1 by checking the boxes next to options like Divorce or Custody of Children.
In Section 3, indicate how you wish to notify the other party by checking either option regarding their address status and providing necessary details.
Complete your contact information at the bottom, including your printed name, signature, address, and telephone number before submitting.

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