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Motion Requesting Additional Time to Respond to Motion for Summary...

Arlington Texas Motion Requesting Additional Time to Respond to Motion for Summary Judgment with Notice of Motion

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Civil Procedure - Summary Judgment

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Arlington

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US-00919BG

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This form is a generic motion requesting additional time to respond to a motion for summary judgment.

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Interesting Questions

Can the court deny my request for more time?

Yes, the judge has the discretion to deny the request, so it's important to provide a solid reason for needing more time when making the request.

What happens if I miss the deadline to respond?

If you miss the deadline, the court may go ahead and decide the motion without your input, which could negatively impact your case.

How do I request additional time to respond to a motion for summary judgment?

To request more time, you usually have to file a motion with the court explaining why you need the extension and when you plan to submit your response.

What does 'notice of motion' mean?

A notice of motion is a document that tells the other party that someone is asking the court to make a specific ruling, like granting summary judgment.

Why would someone request additional time to respond to a summary judgment motion?

Sometimes people need more time to gather evidence or prepare a strong response to make sure their case is presented well, especially if they're caught off guard.

What is a motion for summary judgment in Arlington, Texas?

A motion for summary judgment is a legal request asking the court to decide a case or a part of it without going to trial, based on the evidence showing there's no real dispute over the facts.