Vermont Motion to Modify Temporary RFA Order Prior to Scheduled Hearing is a court filing made by one or both parties in a family law case to modify a Temporary RFA Order (Rights and Responsibilities Agreement) prior to a scheduled hearing. Typically, a Motion to Modify Temporary RFA Order Prior to Scheduled Hearing is made when a party wants to make changes to the Temporary RFA Order that have been agreed upon between the parties or that are requested by one of the parties. The motion must be filed with the court at least 14 days before the scheduled hearing in order to be considered. There are two types of Vermont Motion to Modify Temporary RFA Order Prior to Scheduled Hearing: agreed and requested. An agreed motion is when both parties agree to the modification and submit a joint motion to the court. A requested motion is when one party requests the modification and the other party does not agree. In this case, the party requesting the modification must submit a motion to the court.