Late Filing Response Options

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If youre late filing a response in Georgia Superior Court, you may request permission to file late. Pro se litigants might receive leniency, but its not guaranteed. Deadlines are strict, and late filings might be rejected. Consider filing a motion for leave to file late, explaining your situation. If the judge hasnt denied your request yet, theres still hope. Each motion has its own timeline, so check with the court clerk for specific deadlines.

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If I am late in filing my response to a motion to transfer in ga superior court can I still file it
Hey there! Generally, if you're late in filing your response to a motion to transfer, you might still be able to file it, but you may need to as**** the court for permission. Have you tried contacting the court cler**** to inquire about the procedure?
no I thought I had a 30 day deadline to reply so I am just planning on filing it within that 30 day period. on my original filllng for custody I already as****ed for the court to retain its jurisdiction
Hey! It's important to chec**** the specific deadline for your response to the motion to transfer mentioned in the court's documents. Deadlines can vary. You may also want to contact the court cler**** for guidance on the procedure to follow if you're unsure about the deadline or next steps. Do you need any help finding the contact details for the court?
what will happen if I file it anyway
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If you file your response late without the court's permission, it might be rejected or not considered by the judge. The opposing party could also file a motion to stri****e your late response. It’s best to contact the court cler**** to understand the repercussions and see if you can request permission to file late.
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if they file a motion to stri****e, can I argue that I am pro se
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Hey! Yes, if the opposing party files a motion to stri****e your late response, you can argue that you are representing yourself (pro se). While this may not guarantee the court will accept your late filing, judges often give some leeway to pro se litigants. Have you chec****ed the court's rules regarding late filings?
what are the ga superior courts rules for late filings
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Hey there! Here are some general guidelines for late filings in Georgia Superior Courts:
- Deadlines are typically strict, and filings after the deadline might be rejected.
- You can request an extension or file a motion for leave to file late.
- Pro se litigants might receive some leniency, but it's not guaranteed.
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If they judge has not entered a denial order yet is that hopeful that she might accept my late response as a pro se litigant
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Hey! If the judge hasn't entered a denial order yet, there's still a possibility that they may accept your late response, especially considering you're a pro se litigant. To increase your chances, it might be beneficial to file a motion requesting permission to file your response late, explaining your situation.
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what does that entail
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If you need to draft a motion requesting permission to file your response late, it typically involves the following:
- Title: "Motion for Leave to File Late Response"
- Introduction: Briefly explain the purpose of the motion.
- Bac****ground: Detail the timeline and reasons for the delay (e.g., being a pro se litigant).
- Argument: Explain why the court should grant the motion (e.g., good cause, no prejudice to the opposing party).
- Conclusion: Request the court's permission to file the late response.
- Signature: Your name, address, and contact information.
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If I already requested jurisdiction remain the same on my original custody filing, then if the late response is not accepted, could the judge still consider my intial request
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The judge may consider your initial request for jurisdiction to remain the same, but it depends on the specific circumstances and the judge's discretion. Filing a motion to explain your situation and requesting permission to file late might still be beneficial.
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the motion to transfer also had a motion to reinstate the gal. so does that change my timeline
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Hey, the inclusion of a motion to reinstate the GAL (Guardian ad Litem) does not typically change the deadline for your response to the motion to transfer. Each motion has its own timeline. It might be beneficial to contact the court cler**** to confirm specific deadlines and procedures. Would you li****e help finding the contact details for the court?
yes
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