Legal Options For Missing Submissions

Summary

If neither lawyer submits findings of fact in a Virginia legal proceeding, you can request the court to compel submission, ask the judge to rule based on existing evidence, or request a hearing. If your due process rights are impacted, consider filing a motion for reconsideration or appealing the decision, especially if it led to denial of a motion or financial penalties. Consult with a local attorney for specific guidance.

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In Virginia, if neither lawyer submits findings of fact, you have a few options:
- Request the court to issue an order compelling the lawyers to submit the findings.
- Ask the judge to make a ruling based on the evidence already presented.
- Request a hearing to address the submission issue.
Are you currently represented by an attorney or is this something you're handling on your own?
Were my due rights violated
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It sounds like your main concern is whether your rights were violated due to the lack of findings of fact submission.
In Virginia, your due process rights could potentially be impacted if the necessary findings of fact are not submitted and the court proceeds without them.
One relevant question: Are there specific consequences you've faced due to the lack of findings of fact submission?
Yes denial of motion and having to pay the others panties attorney fees
It seems like the lack of findings of fact submission significantly impacted your case. Here are some general points:
- You may file a motion for reconsideration based on the lack of findings of fact.
- Consider appealing the decision if you believe your due process rights were violated.
Do you have any specific deadlines or upcoming court dates related to this issue?