Ex Parte Hearing Continuation

Summary

A continued ex parte hearing in Missouri means the decision is not final. Attend the rescheduled hearing for a final decision, after which you can appeal if necessary. Ex parte orders are typically valid for 15 days, but continuations can extend this period. To move the hearing date up, file a motion with the court, explaining your reasons. Legal documents use all capital letters for names to ensure clarity and avoid misinterpretation.

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St Francois county mo. How would I get a final decision so I can appeal if necessary
To get a final decision, you need to attend the continued hearing on April 30th, *. Only after a final decision is made by the judge can you appeal. Ensure you keep track of all court dates and documentation.
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In Missouri I thought it had to be decided in 15 days
In Missouri, an ex parte order of protection is typically valid for up to 15 days, within which a full hearing should be held. However, if the hearing is continued, the timeline may extend.
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Can I move the date up
To move the hearing date up, you can file a motion with the court explaining your reasons. The judge will review and decide whether to grant an earlier hearing date.
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To move the hearing date up, you can file a motion to advance the hearing. Here are the steps:
- Draft a motion explaining why you need an earlier date.
- File the motion with the court.
- Serve the motion to all parties involved.
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To file a motion to move the hearing date up, you will need to:
- Draft a written motion explaining why you need an earlier date.
- File the motion with the court where your case is pending.
- Serve a copy to the other party involved in the case.
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Why are the names listed in legal documents all capital letters
Legal documents often use all capital letters for names to ensure clarity and avoid misinterpretation. It helps in distinguishing names from other text and reduces confusion, especially in documents where formatting might be inconsistent.
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