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- What is a sur-reply? And is it the same as a reply memorandum . . .
So is for instance a reply memorandum in support of a motion to dismiss a sur-reply or would the plaintiff's response to that reply memorandum be one What is considered fully briefed? Where does that process start? Is the complaint considered a motion and the motion to dismiss is then a response to it?
- How do I reply to a Responsive Declaration Motion in Family Law to put . . .
How do I reply to a Responsive Declaration Motion in Family Law to put evidence in about the lies that were stated I (respondent) filed a notice of motion- I have no attorney, he decided to get an attorney and under penalty and perjury signed to a bunch of lies, that I CAN actually prove wrong, I received the responsive declaration Friday and
- When responding to an opposition to a motion from opposing counsel, do . . .
A party on reply should address everything in the opposition it deems worthy of attention (the stronger the opposing point, usually the more attention it receives in reply) You can add exhibits evidence to support your points in reply
- Motion to dismiss-- time limit on reply? - Legal Answers
Motion to dismiss-- time limit on reply?I agree entirely with Ms Golant, who by the way consistently gives very accurate answers to questions My observations are as follows: the Plaintiff will at some time make a Motion for Summary Judgment That is a procedure where the Court looks solely at affidavits filed by the parties If you are going to submit an affidavit it must be served on the
- In an Appellants Reply Brief, can a Plaintiff rely on cite case law . . .
In a reply brief, no new issues can be raised, but you can certainly cite additional case law that supports your position When I hear a question like this, red flags go up that you are representing yourself
- Can you attached additional exhibits in your reply to the opposition . . .
You cannot just attach exhibits to your reply without a declaration Moreover, as Attorney Daymude indicated, a reply to opposition is limited to addressing issues raised in the opposition Your motion for reconsideration must be based upon new facts or law which was *unavailable* at the time of the initial hearing
- Do I answer a reply to cross motion? If so, how soon. Is it legal if . . .
I just got a reply to my cross motion by email from his lawyer It's 8 days before our court date How or do I even answer his reply in writing or is it now time to just say it to the judge? It's filled with lies and I have proof but only 8 days before court It was a reply to a cross motion I guess this could go back and forth every day
- Reply to Opposition to a Demurrer - what is expected of the reply? What . . .
I was told the reply of Defendant to the Opposition to their Demurrer is due 5 court days before the Demurrer hearing What usually is the expected reply? What if th e reply is not filed the 5 court days before the hearing, what is next steps?Thank you
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