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case reopened, had my 341 meeting...now just waiting to here from the clerks office... I shall let you all know what happens
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Now that's showing some pro-se chutzpah!Originally posted by tonyjablonsk View PostNope, I drove 20 miles to the courthouse and gave the girl doe eyes and a bottom lipped birds' pirch. Piece of cake.
Glad I was able to be of help.Originally posted by tonyjablonsk View PostAnd also, I would like to thank "The Lady in Red." After re-reading her reply, what I did makes absolute sense to what she referred.
Happy holidays and please do let us know how things go.
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"Maybe you didn't file a notice of the motion or didn't file a proof of service. Or maybe you didn't include the resistance date." aka. LadyIntheRed
that was correct
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And also, I would like to thank "The Lady in Red." After re-reading her reply, what I did makes absolute sense to what she referred.
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Nope, I drove 20 miles to the courthouse and gave the girl doe eyes and a bottom lipped birds' pirch. Piece of cake.
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Thank you Valleyum and to all and Happy holidays.
I'll be sure check back and let y'all know the outcome.
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Found it, it was simple. All it was was a piece of paper stating "NOTICE SETTING RESISTANCE DEADLINE." Piece of cake.
let's cross fingers
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For what it's worth, you do have a Case Manager. Every judge has a "Clerk" and the Clerk has case managers. They may be called something else in your District, but each Case Manager is the person who actually manages the Docket for the Judge. They are separated by case number or social security number (usually the last 2 digits). You can usually tell who your case manager is by looking at who files the MAJORITY of papers in your case (on the docket). You can also just call the Clerk's office and tell them what Judge you have and that you want to speak with your Case Manager.
Yes, I'm having trouble following what you wrote as well. I can't tell what your deficiency is, but Lady In The Red may have figured it out to be Form B6 (the summary forms). Despritfreya is a poster who responded earlier (also an attorney). You may have needed to file "first day" motions as well. I hope that all of the information provided from a truly gifted and knowledgeable forum can help you but there's only so far we can go.
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thanks for all the advice, I will be sure to let you all know my outcome
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