Yes! You can use AI to fill out Form ADOPT-320, Order on Request to Enforce, Change, or End Contact After Adoption Agreement

This check ensures that either the petitioner's personal address and phone number fields are filled, or the 'Petitioner's Lawyer Information' field is filled, but not both. This is important for maintaining a single, clear point of contact as specified by the form's instructions. If validation fails, the user will be prompted to choose one set of contact details to provide, preventing redundant or conflicting information.

This validation cross-references the 'Adopted Child's Date of Birth' with the 'Adopted Child's Age'. The system calculates the age based on the date of birth and flags any discrepancy with the entered age. This prevents simple data entry errors and ensures the child's records are accurate for legal purposes. A mismatch would require the user to correct either the age or the date of birth.

This check verifies that the 'Hearing Date' is a valid date and falls within a reasonable timeframe (e.g., not more than 5 years in the past or future). This is crucial for preventing typographical errors that could lead to incorrect case scheduling or records. If an implausible date is entered, the system will reject it and ask the user to provide a valid hearing date.

This validation ensures that if the 'Other people present' checkbox is checked, at least one of the 'Other Person Present A/B/C/D' fields is filled out. Conversely, it ensures these name fields are disabled or cleared if the checkbox is unchecked. This maintains the integrity of the court record by ensuring that if additional attendees are noted, they are properly identified. Failure would prompt the user to either provide a name or uncheck the box.

This check confirms that the user cannot select both 'Agreement is enforced' and 'Agreement is not enforced' simultaneously. These two findings are logically contradictory and selecting both would make the order legally ambiguous. This validation is critical for ensuring the judge's order is clear and executable. If a user tries to select both, the system will force a choice of one or the other.

This validation ensures that if the 'Agreement is not enforced' checkbox is selected, at least one of the subsequent reason checkboxes ('No dispute resolution attempt', 'Not in child's best interests', 'Other reason not enforced') must also be selected. A finding of non-enforcement requires a legal basis. Failure to provide a reason would result in an incomplete and invalid order, so the system will prompt the user to select a reason.