Docket Evidence Strategy Explained

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Submitting redundant docket evidence may be a strategy to emphasize certain documents. In Ohio, non-compliance with discovery requests can lead to sanctions. Discuss with your attorney about filing a motion to compel if needed.

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i dont understand why they would do that, then resubmit into evidence all of the motions that the court already has.
It seems like the opposing party is trying to emphasize or bring attention to specific parts of the docket or motions that they believe are crucial to their case. They might be doing this to ensure the court considers these elements carefully. Are there any specific motions or entries you're worried about?
im not worried. its truly a stupid move ; my attorney filed evidence that is present moment to the case. the previous information that was given by opposing party as per their evidence for trial next week is redundant and the courts are already questioning motives of opposing party of alienation
It sounds like you're in a strong position with the recent evidence your attorney filed. The opposing party may be trying to emphasize certain documents to sway the court's perspective, even if it seems redundant. If you're confident in your attorney's strategy, that's a good sign. Do you have any questions about the upcoming trial or anything specific you'd like to know about court procedures?
we had submitted a motion for discovery for financials etc... they never produced the documentation.
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It seems like you're dealing with a situation where the opposing party has not complied with a motion for discovery. In Virginia, failure to produce requested documents can result in sanctions or other legal actions. Have you discussed potential legal remedies with your attorney, such as filing a motion to compel?
this is in ohio
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It sounds like you're facing some procedural challenges with the opposing party not complying with the discovery process. In Ohio, if a party fails to produce requested documents, a motion to compel can be filed to enforce compliance. Have you discussed this option with your attorney?
we filed that as well and they refused. this is a matter of child custody as well
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It seems you're experiencing some challenges with the discovery process in a child custody case. In Ohio, if a motion to compel has been filed and refused, courts may impose sanctions. If you have any specific questions about how to proceed or about court procedures, feel free to ask!