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Filing Motion To Reconsider
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Filing a motion to reconsider can help present additional evidence and seek a higher award in a civil case. Include a concise timeline, specify the amount sought, and back claims with evidence like photos and witness testimony. In Missouri, you generally have 30 days to file after a judgment. Consulting a civil litigation attorney specializing in consumer protection or contract disputes is advisable. Ensure all documents are submitted to the court clerk, and track any court notifications for deadlines.Full Conversation
Susan
Hi Susan! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Yes i was trying to see what would i be filing for the court clerk office? I had a hearing in civil court against the furniture store which was november 3rd *? And i waited 2hours and they didn't show up the judge said they defaulted on their case he awarded me$*,* and he alsi said that the case was in the qrong court room and that he handles big cases? But i didn't get a chance to present my photos but i'm asking for more money? So what i'm asking would it be a motion to vacate or reconsider or adefault judgement against ashley furniture store
It sounds like you might be considering filing a motion to reconsider the judgment to present additional evidence and potentially seek a higher award. However, it's important to consult with a legal professional to determine the best course of action in your specific situation. Have you already considered seeking legal advice from an attorney?
I will be talking to a lawyer? But i want to take care of my paperwork and if i find a lawyer then i can fill him in on what's going on
It sounds like you're on track with your approach. You might consider filing a "Motion to Reconsider" if you want to present additional evidence or seek a higher award. It's a good idea to consult with a lawyer to ensure it's filed correctly and to explore your options for increasing the award. Would you like help connecting with a local lawyer in Missouri?
No i had several attorneys in mind but i just want to make sure i submit rhis form to the clerk office and i will be getting in touch with a lawyer
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It sounds like you're handling things well. Since you plan to consult with a lawyer, they can guide you on the paperwork for a "Motion to Reconsider" or any other action needed. Make sure to submit any additional evidence you have, like photos, during the process. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
It sounds like you're handling things well. Since you plan to consult with a lawyer, they can guide you on the paperwork for a "Motion to Reconsider" or any other action needed. Make sure to submit any additional evidence you have, like photos, during the process. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
So in my motoon to reconsider i was trying to rephrase my statement? I was trying to say the issue with thebedbugs was a part of my claim and i am seeking damages for emotional distress and property damages because i was told that i had a consumer id number and i can file a claim on the damage property but when i call to file they told me i can't file a claim because my plan don't cover they told me that i have to talk to the store about this to see what they want to do i want to file against the defaulted judgement against ashley furniture store for selling infested matresses serking damages for emotional distress and property damage protection plan breach of duty by warehouse
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To enhance your motion to reconsider, you might want to:
- Clearly state that bedbugs were part of your original claim.
- Emphasize seeking damages for emotional distress and property damage.
- Mention any breach of duty by the warehouse.
Since you're planning to consult with an attorney, they can help refine these points further. Good luck!
To enhance your motion to reconsider, you might want to:
- Clearly state that bedbugs were part of your original claim.
- Emphasize seeking damages for emotional distress and property damage.
- Mention any breach of duty by the warehouse.
Since you're planning to consult with an attorney, they can help refine these points further. Good luck!
When i clearly state bedbug claim wasif my original claim i mean how would t rephrase it and do i have to put alot in my motion to reconsider paper
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For your motion to reconsider, you can rephrase your statement like this:
- "The presence of bedbugs was integral to my original claim, and I am seeking damages for emotional distress and property damage."
Regarding the length of your motion, clarity and conciseness are key. Include all necessary details and evidence, but avoid unnecessary information. Consulting a lawyer can help ensure your document is comprehensive.
For your motion to reconsider, you can rephrase your statement like this:
- "The presence of bedbugs was integral to my original claim, and I am seeking damages for emotional distress and property damage."
Regarding the length of your motion, clarity and conciseness are key. Include all necessary details and evidence, but avoid unnecessary information. Consulting a lawyer can help ensure your document is comprehensive.
I had a amount and when i do this should i include the amount a
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When preparing your motion to reconsider, it's generally beneficial to specify the amount you're seeking in damages, especially if it differs from the original judgment. This helps clarify your request for the court. Including a detailed breakdown of how you arrived at this amount could strengthen your case. If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
When preparing your motion to reconsider, it's generally beneficial to specify the amount you're seeking in damages, especially if it differs from the original judgment. This helps clarify your request for the court. Including a detailed breakdown of how you arrived at this amount could strengthen your case. If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
Yes? I'm asking for $*,*
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It sounds like you're seeking a significant increase in damages. Since you're pursuing $*,*, it's essential to back this up with strong evidence and a well-prepared motion. Have you gathered all the necessary documents and evidence to support your claim for emotional distress and property damage?
It sounds like you're seeking a significant increase in damages. Since you're pursuing $*,*, it's essential to back this up with strong evidence and a well-prepared motion. Have you gathered all the necessary documents and evidence to support your claim for emotional distress and property damage?
I mean i'm only basung it on my photos witness and other things as well? And no one called me back to fix the problem and also i'm basing it on the fact that i have a consumer id number but denieing me any services and they told me that they can't do anythi g for me tgat i have to talk to the store about seeing what they can do
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It seems like you have a strong case, especially with evidence like photos and witnesses. For your motion to reconsider, ensure you include all this evidence and any communication records with the store. Consulting with a lawyer can provide additional guidance. Do you have any specific questions about the process?
It seems like you have a strong case, especially with evidence like photos and witnesses. For your motion to reconsider, ensure you include all this evidence and any communication records with the store. Consulting with a lawyer can provide additional guidance. Do you have any specific questions about the process?
Ok one more question in my motion to reconsider put my witness name down along with my evidence
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Yes, it's generally a good idea to include your witness's name and a brief summary of their expected testimony in your motion to reconsider. This helps provide the court with a clearer understanding of the evidence supporting your claims. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
Yes, it's generally a good idea to include your witness's name and a brief summary of their expected testimony in your motion to reconsider. This helps provide the court with a clearer understanding of the evidence supporting your claims. If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
I mean when i include their name do i have to saywhat i'm asking them or just give their name
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When including a witness's name in your motion to reconsider, you should provide a brief summary of what their testimony will support or prove. This helps the court understand the relevance of their testimony to your claims. Do you need more guidance on preparing your motion?
When including a witness's name in your motion to reconsider, you should provide a brief summary of what their testimony will support or prove. This helps the court understand the relevance of their testimony to your claims. Do you need more guidance on preparing your motion?
So in othercwords it would have to be what i'm going to ask them in court
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For your motion to reconsider, you should include a brief summary of what your witness's testimony will prove or support in relation to your claims. It doesn't need to be a detailed script of court questioning, but rather a concise overview of the witness's relevance to your case. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
For your motion to reconsider, you should include a brief summary of what your witness's testimony will prove or support in relation to your claims. It doesn't need to be a detailed script of court questioning, but rather a concise overview of the witness's relevance to your case. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
I mean i'm not a lawyer and if i don't find a lawyer and have to do the pro se case i gave my other paper and it stated that my witness which is my son witness the bedbug infestation and can testify about the impact it had on our living conditions this provides context for wht his testimony is important to this case
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It sounds like you're doing a great job preparing your motion to reconsider. Just ensure you include your son's testimony in a concise manner, highlighting how it supports your claims. If you need more guidance or have specific questions, I'm here to help!
It sounds like you're doing a great job preparing your motion to reconsider. Just ensure you include your son's testimony in a concise manner, highlighting how it supports your claims. If you need more guidance or have specific questions, I'm here to help!
Thanks? Also i was going to lust some of the evidence in court? I had live bedbugs and dead bedbugs but the judge didn't want me to bring them so i would use my photo. And aldo can i still present my exhibit board
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It's great that you have photos as evidence. You can certainly present your exhibit board in court, as it can effectively summarize your evidence. Ensure all your evidence is organized and clearly labeled. Do you have any other questions about presenting your case?
It's great that you have photos as evidence. You can certainly present your exhibit board in court, as it can effectively summarize your evidence. Ensure all your evidence is organized and clearly labeled. Do you have any other questions about presenting your case?
Yes. But before i go on i wanted to uou if i already had a hearing then i get another chance would this be a jury or a private hearing
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It depends on the court's decision regarding your motion to reconsider. If granted, it could be a private hearing with the judge. However, if the case is escalated or appealed, it might involve a jury. Consulting your attorney would provide the best guidance. Do you have any more questions or concerns?
It depends on the court's decision regarding your motion to reconsider. If granted, it could be a private hearing with the judge. However, if the case is escalated or appealed, it might involve a jury. Consulting your attorney would provide the best guidance. Do you have any more questions or concerns?
But although i showed up and didn't default on the case then do that mean it would just be the judge and the defendant and me
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If your motion to reconsider is granted, it would typically involve a hearing with the judge, the defendant, and you. A jury would generally be involved only if the case goes to trial. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
If your motion to reconsider is granted, it would typically involve a hearing with the judge, the defendant, and you. A jury would generally be involved only if the case goes to trial. If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!
I thi k that i will talk ti a attorney but what kind of attorney would this be
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For your situation, you would likely want to consult with a civil litigation attorney who specializes in consumer protection or contract disputes. They can provide guidance on your motion to reconsider and assist with the claims against the furniture store. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
For your situation, you would likely want to consult with a civil litigation attorney who specializes in consumer protection or contract disputes. They can provide guidance on your motion to reconsider and assist with the claims against the furniture store. If you need more information, feel free to ask!
Ok ?but i had one more question before i go i did my time line part i purchased the beds in july * and in september thats qhen the infestation was unmanagable and i know the probably would want to adk me what about from september * up until now what did i do to help my problem? I mean to be honest because i'm basing it on honesty and integrity i was dealing with it the bestvway i could i mean like i told the judge i made the calls serveral times and tried to get the help but no one called or came out that's why i took it upon my self to do things on my own ? They even had a bedbug add located in florida i can no and answer and then text no answer where fo this leave me of they were to ask
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If asked about your actions from September * to now, you can state:
- You consistently reached out for help but received no response.
- You took proactive steps to manage the issue independently.
- Document any actions taken and attempts to contact the store or service providers.
If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
If asked about your actions from September * to now, you can state:
- You consistently reached out for help but received no response.
- You took proactive steps to manage the issue independently.
- Document any actions taken and attempts to contact the store or service providers.
If you have more questions, feel free to ask!
So when i do my motion to reconsidered also include the amount i'm seeking there as well
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Yes, when preparing your motion to reconsider, it's beneficial to specify the amount of $*,* you're seeking in damages. This clarifies your request for the court. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
Yes, when preparing your motion to reconsider, it's beneficial to specify the amount of $*,* you're seeking in damages. This clarifies your request for the court. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
So whe. I do clarify the amount shouldit be after the charge are what
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It seems like you're dealing with a potentially high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
It seems like you're dealing with a potentially high-value case. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
No thank you? Bimut i'm going to text back later
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It sounds like you're quite prepared with your motion and evidence. Make sure to clearly state the amount you're seeking ($*,*) in your motion and back it up with your evidence, including the timeline of events and any communication records. If you have more questions in the future, feel free to reach out!
It sounds like you're quite prepared with your motion and evidence. Make sure to clearly state the amount you're seeking ($*,*) in your motion and back it up with your evidence, including the timeline of events and any communication records. If you have more questions in the future, feel free to reach out!
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It looks like you're well-prepared for your motion to reconsider. Make sure to clearly outline the amount you're seeking and support it with evidence like your timeline, photos, and communication records. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
It looks like you're well-prepared for your motion to reconsider. Make sure to clearly outline the amount you're seeking and support it with evidence like your timeline, photos, and communication records. If you have any more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask!
So when i do the motion to re consider i have put my time line i. There as well ate hust a brief statement
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When preparing your motion to reconsider, you should:
- Include a concise timeline of events.
- Clearly state the amount you are seeking ($*,*).
- Back up your claims with evidence, such as photos and witness testimony.
- Mention any attempts you made to resolve the issue with the store.
If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
When preparing your motion to reconsider, you should:
- Include a concise timeline of events.
- Clearly state the amount you are seeking ($*,*).
- Back up your claims with evidence, such as photos and witness testimony.
- Mention any attempts you made to resolve the issue with the store.
If you have further questions, feel free to ask!
So when i do the motion to reconsider and evidence ate what so ever i have to turn them over to
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When you file a motion to reconsider, you should submit your evidence, including photos, witness testimony, and any communication records, to the court. You typically provide these documents to the court clerk when you file your motion. If you have more questions about the process, feel free to ask!
When you file a motion to reconsider, you should submit your evidence, including photos, witness testimony, and any communication records, to the court. You typically provide these documents to the court clerk when you file your motion. If you have more questions about the process, feel free to ask!
Well the only things that i have is my picture the witness in for mation and picture of my other evidence
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It sounds like you're preparing well with your evidence and witness information. Ensure that your motion to reconsider includes all relevant documents and a clear statement of your claims. If you have any further questions about the process or need more guidance, feel free to reach out!
It sounds like you're preparing well with your evidence and witness information. Ensure that your motion to reconsider includes all relevant documents and a clear statement of your claims. If you have any further questions about the process or need more guidance, feel free to reach out!
Ok i had one more question
Of course! What's your question? I'm here to help.
Yo ask you the hearing was november 3rd * the judge saidthey defaulted on the case he said that he was going to write it up and send it to small clai.s court because it was in the qrong court room and how long do i have to do the paper
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In Missouri, you generally have 30 days to file a motion to reconsider after a judgment is entered. Since the judge mentioned sending it to small claims court, it's crucial to track any notifications or instructions from the court for specific deadlines. Always double-check with a legal professional for precise guidance.
In Missouri, you generally have 30 days to file a motion to reconsider after a judgment is entered. Since the judge mentioned sending it to small claims court, it's crucial to track any notifications or instructions from the court for specific deadlines. Always double-check with a legal professional for precise guidance.
I will go by the court tomorrow to adk about the deadline
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It sounds like you're on the right track by planning to visit the court for clarification on deadlines. It's important to ensure you file your motion within the required timeframe. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to reach out!
It sounds like you're on the right track by planning to visit the court for clarification on deadlines. It's important to ensure you file your motion within the required timeframe. If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to reach out!
Ok i will end this text
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It seems like you're well-prepared and taking the right steps with your motion to reconsider. Visiting the court for deadline information is a smart move. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out anytime!
It seems like you're well-prepared and taking the right steps with your motion to reconsider. Visiting the court for deadline information is a smart move. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out anytime!
Pk thank you and you all for what you do
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You're doing a great job preparing your case. Make sure to gather all relevant documents and evidence for submission, and visiting the court for deadline information is a wise decision. If you need further guidance or have more questions in the future, feel free to reach out!
You're doing a great job preparing your case. Make sure to gather all relevant documents and evidence for submission, and visiting the court for deadline information is a wise decision. If you need further guidance or have more questions in the future, feel free to reach out!
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