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My offers to my stbx all stated they were available until 1 minute into the Trial or until withdrawn. That means that they are too late to accept, correct?
I am quite certain that some/many things will go my way. However, because I am self-representing and new at this, in hindsight, I didn't quite put things in the written submission (closing argument) that I would have liked (due to the space limitations imposed by the judge).
I would like to do an offer to my stbx, which he may find much more acceptable now after squirming for a few weeks and and me besting him considerably at trial in every way.
I just want that the dang thing over with and if I have to concede on some money things in order to get my life back on course sooner, then I think it's worth a shot. Our trial was done in Jan and submissions were filed by March 6.
Has this be done before by anyone successfully? what is the deadline/cut off point when we don't know the weight for the judgement.
I haven't quite figured out costs yet. I have an excellent case for bad faith.
Any ideas, thoughts (positive and constructive/negative) are all acceptable and welcome please.
Any stupid that I should be warned not to do?
In a word...help...please !!!
Thanks so very much
My offers to my stbx all stated they were available until 1 minute into the Trial or until withdrawn. That means that they are too late to accept, correct?
I am quite certain that some/many things will go my way. However, because I am self-representing and new at this, in hindsight, I didn't quite put things in the written submission (closing argument) that I would have liked (due to the space limitations imposed by the judge).
I would like to do an offer to my stbx, which he may find much more acceptable now after squirming for a few weeks and and me besting him considerably at trial in every way.
I just want that the dang thing over with and if I have to concede on some money things in order to get my life back on course sooner, then I think it's worth a shot. Our trial was done in Jan and submissions were filed by March 6.
Has this be done before by anyone successfully? what is the deadline/cut off point when we don't know the weight for the judgement.
I haven't quite figured out costs yet. I have an excellent case for bad faith.
Any ideas, thoughts (positive and constructive/negative) are all acceptable and welcome please.
Any stupid that I should be warned not to do?
In a word...help...please !!!
Thanks so very much
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