Please I need opinions on how to proceed. motion on parenting was heard 7 months ago and Judge still has decision reserved. Is this not defeated the purpose of temporary relief and even justice. What can I do? issue can't move to trial as the other party did not even offer anything.
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I had a similar situation recently. I wrote the trial coordinator a very polite email asking that the matter be looked into. A few days later I had the decision.
I am not sure there is much more you can do. You don't want to upset the Judge who is writing your decision.
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Originally posted by Jeff View PostI had a similar situation recently. I wrote the trial coordinator a very polite email asking that the matter be looked into. A few days later I had the decision.
I am not sure there is much more you can do. You don't want to upset the Judge who is writing your decision.
Do I have to include the OP in the letter if I write one.
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Originally posted by Brampton33 View PostI am sure Jeff is better versed than I am on this topic, but just my 2 cents. Judges are SUPER busy. The court system has a very strict schedule. You will see when you look how the court schedules things. You will notice that Tuesdays is reserved to hear motions. Whereas Wednesdays its filled with CAS cases. Thursdays tends to be 1st appearances, case conferences and settlement conferences. So judges literally block off Friday afternoons to sit in the office and write out decisions. Its a constant game of catch-up given that they spend their weeks in the courtroom, and only 1 day at a computer writing decisions out.
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