How long do I have to respond to a motion?
It depends on what kind of motion it is, but in general, most motions must be filed with the court at least nine COURT days from the hearing date.
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It depends on what kind of motion it is, but in general, most motions must be filed with the court at least nine COURT days from the hearing date.
I would start by searching the court's case index. Generally if a party has appeared in court, their counsel will be listed.
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