Sentences with phrase «motion to the court»

In a 15 paragraph affidavit in support of the motion, the three applicants claimed that «since the trial began in 2015, no reasonable progress had been made because other parties had brought different motion to the court to challenge jurisdiction and to have the charges quashed».

We're going to go off the record here,» Bill said, motioning to the court reporter to stop typing.

Judge Allen considered and refused that motion, and the agency brought a further motion to the Court of Queen's Bench, seeking to quash that decision or to prohibit Judge Allen from continuing to preside over the inquest.

The case I described involving a trip for a family event was decided completely upon the father's lack of understanding of food allergies, and his motion to the Court was unsuccessful.

Fred's only other option may now be to make a motion to court to force the payday loan company to give him his money back.

Submit a motion to the court, asking that your spouse be responsible for your attorney fees.

Generally, the creditor must bring a motion to court to obtain a judgment and a Garnishment Order.

Now, that could and would change if you had so many miles that Chase might challenge the ownership and include in a motion to the court.

The article also mentioned that if you had enough miles, an issuer might challenge the ownership and include it in a motion to the court.

However, two motions to the Court this week for sales indicate that SUNE gets little or nothing from the sales.

If you do get a jury trial in Texas and the police officer doesn't show up, make a motion to the court to «dismiss for lack of prosecution.»

After you fulfill this obligation, you need to file a motion to the court and they will dismiss your case resulting in no points and no conviction.

In their opinion the board should have filed a motion to the court as in other cases where there is a conflict between board members.

In light of his situation, the father — who was self - represented and who had previously been declared a vexatious (i.e. pesky) litigant — brought a motion to court to have the original 2003 support order varied, and to have the amount he owed to the mother reduced retroactively.

Rachel Radomski of Bogoroch & Associates LLP recently brought a motion to the court to compel the insurer to mediate the case in a timely manner.

Uber brought a motion to the Court to stop the action on the basis that any complaint by Mr. Heller would have to be dealt with by way of arbitration in... [more]

Uber brought a motion to the Court to stop the action on the basis that any complaint by Mr. Heller would have to be dealt with by way of arbitration in the Netherlands.

The costs of seeking a temporary Court Order may be significant as this will require the bringing of a Motion to the Court which will in turn require the preparation of Affidavit evidence.

Family law counsel for A.B. brought a motion to court to prevent the complainant from removing the child from Toronto.

``... we wish to take this opportunity to make it clear that if a party brings such a motion to this court within three weeks of the hearing of the appeal, the judge hearing the motion in chambers must be told of the date on which the appeal is to be heard.

Spousal support may be modified on a motion to the court.

The only recourse for a spouse who wants to lower his or her child support obligation for a child from his or her first marriage would be through a motion to the court to deviate from the child support guidelines.

A trial may occur if a settlement is not reached or the case is not decided on a party's motion to the court.

If the order must be enforced against third parties, then a motion to the court may be more appropriate because an arbitral award is not enforceable against third parties.

If no response is filed by the deadline, the non-responding spouse is considered to be in default, and the spouse who filed the Petition may make a motion to the court for a default decree of divorce.

Order to Show Cause («OSC»)-- A motion to the court to obtain court orders regarding custody, support, visitation, attorney fees, or any other relief.

You may request any of these orders by submitting a motion to the court with your divorce petition or shortly after.

As with all modifications in Kansas, parties seeking to modify child support must submit a motion to the court and list specific facts as to why the court should change the monthly payment amount; parents who can not agree to a modified amount must attend a hearing on the issue and present evidence as to why the support amount should, or should not, be changed.

This type of action does not require the former spouse to make a motion to the court or pay any of the expenses involved in the action.

To request temporary maintenance, submit a motion to the court, either with your petition for divorce or shortly after filing.

Parents may modify a visitation schedule by submitting a motion to the court and signing a consent agreement.

If you're successful with your motion to the court, and if you move some distance away, be prepared to foot the bill for your child's travel expenses to visit his other parent.