You prepared well, researching the law and mastering the facts. The judge ruled for the opposing party. You believe the judge misinterpreted facts, ignored evidence, made... The post Rules are Rules for a Reason, Part 9, Motions to Reconsider appeared first on Debating Family Law.
Section VI of VIII, Redundancy An order is not a high school English paper with a minimum length of 500 or 1,000 words. Strive for clarity... The post Rules are Rules for a Reason, Part 8, Orders: §§ VI, VII, VIII appeared first on Debating Family Law.
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Section II of VIII, Essentials and Clarity Goals. You want the opposing party to obey the order. You want the trial court to enforce the... The post Rules are Rules for a Reason, Part 8, Orders : §§ II and III appeared first on Debating Family Law.
Imagine you are at the 25-mile-mark of the Boston Marathon, leading the pack, with only 1.2 miles to go. Like your competition, your calves hurt and... The post Rules are Rules for a Reason, Part 8, Orders : Section I of VIII, Purpose and Parts appeared first on Debating Family Law.
