Can a motion for reconsideration of an interlocutory be brought during trial?
Reconsideration can be reqested at any stage of the proceedings but it should be requested within 20 days of the order and it has to be supported...
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Reconsideration can be reqested at any stage of the proceedings but it should be requested within 20 days of the order and it has to be supported...
The delay for a Case Management Conference may act as a de facto adjournment so proceed with your discovery requests and be prepared to discuss...
Yes. You can and should ask a judge to reconsider an interim ruling ASAP.
Consent is not required but the court will expect that you asked. If you don’t get consent the court will expect a good reason from defendant and...
Witness tampering is prohibited in any sworn proceeding. It certainly could take place in a Family Court proceeding and would be illegal.
The judge should wait until the return date in case a late opposing submission is filed. The judge would then determine whether there is good cause...
The Appeals Court now has jurisdiction over the matter. But you can ask the Appeals Court to remand the matter back to the trial judge in order to...
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Few if any decisions are issued by appellate courts in August.
If oral argument has been requested it would take from 6 months to a year for the appeal to be heard and likely a few months for the court to issue...
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Make the motion to either the trial or Appellate court.