how to ask for Default order on a Motion
other party did not contest /file answer and 65 days has passed? judge has motion in chambers
i substantiated my motion with evidence. motion for lamine. motion for sanctions for spoliation of evidence and abuse of discovery process. motion to apply adverse inference rule they are not a minor are in military. photos where altered/evidence tampering
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be put to your lawyer? If you don't have one, then it's time now to get one. Call your bar association for a referral if you need to.
I'm not a lawyer, but I can see that the answer depends a lot on what state you are in and then a host of other factors that we are not equipped to deal with on here.
Ask us something about the hobby and the law, at least there we've got a bit of experience on that
...Limit Evidence." These motions are usually made just prior to the beginning of a trial. As fish said, this is not the forum for that question. I'd also say that you are in way over your head and really should get a lawyer.
Here is some information on motions in limine (rhymes with Jiminy):
http://janssenlaw.com/blog/plaintiffs-practical-guide-motions-limine
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...Limit Evidence. (For the rest, see my post above)
As BP said, Motions in Limine are right before trial. If that's the posture of the case, then discovery cut-off has occured and you'd be blocked from filing a sanctions motion. And if they really haven't opposed, you're supposed to file a notice of non-opposition.
Procedure can kill. Pay the money and hire a lawyer
usually spell better than the OP did.
you need the top level the first time... much harder to fix a screw up later. This is too important to cheap on.