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Motion for Trial Continuance until Surgical Scarring Healed

Kansas City Missouri Motion for Trial Continuance until Surgical Scarring Healed

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Civil Procedure - Motions - Sample Motions

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Kansas City

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US-MOT-01418

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This form is a sample pleading Motion for Trial Continuance until Surgical Scarring Healed. You may find the language useful in drafting similar pleadings. Adapt to your circumstances as necessary. Available in several standard formats.

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Interesting Questions

Can a motion for trial continuance be filed more than once?

It can be, but the court might not look favorably on repeated requests unless there's a solid reason for each one. It's like asking for a do-over—once or twice might be alright, but too many times could rub the judge the wrong way.

What happens if the motion for continuance is denied?

If it's denied, you'll need to prepare for trial regardless of the condition. It’s like having to run a race even if you sprained your ankle!

Is there a specific timeframe for filing a motion for continuance?

Yes, it's wise to file the motion as soon as possible, ideally well before the trial date. Think of it as letting the court know ahead of time that you need more time to sort things out.

What evidence is needed to support a motion for continuance due to scarring?

Usually, medical records, a doctor's statement about the healing process, and photos showing the condition might be needed. It’s like showing proof that the storm really did cause the delay.

How does the court decide whether to grant a continuance?

The court looks at various factors like the reasons for the request, how long the delay would be, and if it unfairly impacts either side. It's like weighing the pros and cons before taking the plunge.

Why would someone file a motion for trial continuance in a case involving surgical scarring?

If someone has undergone surgery and still has visible scarring, they might argue that it's fair to wait until their condition improves before going to trial. Like waiting for the dust to settle before making a decision.

What is a motion for trial continuance?

A motion for trial continuance is a request made to the court to delay the trial date. It's like asking for a rain check because something important needs more time to heal or be ready.