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Motion for Continuance - Personal Injury

Irvine California Motion for Continuance - Personal Injury

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Civil Actions - Personal Injury - Sample Motions

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Irvine

Control #:

US-PI-0221

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This form is a motion to continue based upon the unavailability of a witness, filed by the plaintiff in a personal injury action case.

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What should I do if my Motion for Continuance is denied?

If your motion gets turned down, don’t sweat it! You can still prepare for your court date or consider other legal options with your attorney. Stay calm and carry on!

How long can I expect a continuation to last?

The length of a continuance really varies based on the case and the judge's decision. It could be a short delay or several weeks, depending on what’s needed.

Can the other party oppose my Motion for Continuance?

Absolutely! The other party can argue against your motion, saying you don't really need more time. The judge will then weigh both sides before making a decision.

What happens after I file a Motion for Continuance?

Once you file, the judge will review your request and decide whether to grant it or not. You might have to attend a hearing to explain your reasons.

How do I know if I qualify for a Motion for Continuance?

If you have a valid reason, like a scheduling conflict or needing more time to find crucial information, you likely qualify. It’s all about having a good excuse!

Why would someone file a Motion for Continuance in Irvine?

People file this motion if they need more time to gather evidence, find witnesses, or deal with personal issues. It's all about making sure the case is presented in the best light possible.

What is a Motion for Continuance in a personal injury case?

A Motion for Continuance is a request to delay a court hearing or trial. It's like asking the judge for a rain check when you need more time to prepare your case.

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