Filing Motion For Extension

Summary

You can file a motion to extend a trial date under the ada by drafting a motion, citing ada considerations, and serving it to the opposing party. If opposed, prepare a response and attend the hearing. Include details about your disability and needed accommodations. Consult local court rules and consider legal advice for guidance.

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Can i file a motion to extend trial due to needing more time since im going pro se under the ada
Yes, you can file a motion to extend the trial date. Here's what you generally need to do:
- Draft a motion explaining your reasons for needing more time.
- Cite ADA considerations if applicable.
- Submit it to the court where your case is being heard.

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Do i have to serve that motion to opposing party
Yes, typically you must serve a copy of the motion to the opposing party. This ensures they are aware of your request and have an opportunity to respond. Check the local court rules for specific procedures on serving motions.
What can i do if opposing party tries to deny my motion
If the opposing party opposes your motion, here's what you can do:
- Prepare a response addressing their objections.
- Emphasize the reasons supporting your request, especially under the ADA.
- Attend the hearing to advocate for your motion.
- Consider consulting with a local attorney for further guidance.
Would you like assistance in preparing your response or attending a hearing?
What would constitute a motion for extension under the ada
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A motion for extension under the ADA might include:
- Explanation of your disability and how it affects your ability to proceed without an extension.
- Reference to the ADA and any specific accommodations needed.
- Documentation supporting your disability and accommodation needs.
- Specific details about the extension requested.
Do you need help with any specific part of this process?