Deadline/Timeline for seeking Writ - Statutory or Common Law??
Consult an appellate attorney, and quickly, before it's too late to file a writ.
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Consult an appellate attorney, and quickly, before it's too late to file a writ.
The question is somewhat unclear, but one that could/should be clarified by an attorney that you retain for this complex and subtle issue you raise.
It is unclear if your reply contained material that substantively added to your motion, or whether if just rebutted items in the opposition. So,...
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I recommend that you consult with an attorney on your question, which involves the interpretation of local rules. Contact your county's local Bar...
The question is unclear as to the timing of the two motions. If the attorney is representing you on one motion, and there is a later hearing date...
I recommend that you call the Court Clerk and check the Court's Local Rules to see what it takes to warrant a dismissal at this particular court...
The question is still somewhat unclear. Are you represented by counsel? If so, put those questions to your counsel. If not, you may want to consult...
You can respond to the second "first" set by referring to it as the "Second Set (erroneously called 'First Set'):
If it's a demurrer to your first complaint, you can amend as a matter of right before the demurrer hearing. If it's a demurrer to an amended...
I agree with the previous sound responses. But I recommend that you consult with an appellate specialist, and promptly. You don't want to file an...