So I've made a few mistakes so far in my quest for self representation. I have my initial case conference scheduled for tomorrow morning.
The other party is seeking an adjournment in the morning, and has not filed a conference brief. I also have not filed a case brief since I was not aware it was necessary until today (apparently it must be filed four days in advance).
Access / Visitation have been restricted by my ex on a regular basis, unless she is feeling accommodating...which is not often. It is my intention to file a notice of motion in the morning requesting temporary access.
So my questions are:
1. Should I still file a conference brief in the morning, even though the conference is likely to be adjourned?
2. Is there anything special that makes the notice of motion an 'emergency notice', aside from filing it before your case conference date?
The other party is seeking an adjournment in the morning, and has not filed a conference brief. I also have not filed a case brief since I was not aware it was necessary until today (apparently it must be filed four days in advance).
Access / Visitation have been restricted by my ex on a regular basis, unless she is feeling accommodating...which is not often. It is my intention to file a notice of motion in the morning requesting temporary access.
So my questions are:
1. Should I still file a conference brief in the morning, even though the conference is likely to be adjourned?
2. Is there anything special that makes the notice of motion an 'emergency notice', aside from filing it before your case conference date?
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