Judge Motion Reading Concerns

Summary

In Massachusetts, judges must consider all motions. If your motion was overlooked, file a reconsideration request. For divorce and custody, present clear evidence, especially on mental health. Obtain detailed medical summaries and third-party testimony. Consult a Massachusetts family law attorney for guidance.

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during my last pre-trial motion hearing the judge did not even read my motion only the plaintiff
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about that experience. To better assist you, could you please specify the type of case you are involved in? This will help me provide more accurate information regarding your situation.
divorce and custody
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about your experience. To provide you with the best information, can you please let me know which county in Rhode Island your case is being heard?
it's actually been heard in Essex county MA
Hi ****, thank you for the information. Since your case is being heard in Essex County, MA, here are some general guidelines you can follow:
- **Motion Readings**: In Massachusetts, judges are required to consider all motions submitted. If you believe your motion was not read, you might want to file a reconsideration request.
- **Divorce and Custody**: Focus on presenting clear evidence and documentation supporting your position in both divorce and custody matters.
- **Legal Representation**: Consider consulting with a family law attorney specializing in Massachusetts law for more personalized advice.
If you need specific information about the Essex County court, let me know!
I believe it was due to lack of time but she continues to focus on my mental health and believes I'm not engaging in treatment even thought I am. My clinic does not provide detailed notes so not sure what to do
Hi ****, I understand your concerns. Here are some steps you can take regarding your mental health and the court's focus on it:
- **Medical Records**: Request a detailed summary from your clinic to present as evidence.
- **Third-Party Testimony**: Obtain statements from your therapist or healthcare provider.
- **Legal Advice**: Consult a family law attorney in Massachusetts for tailored advice.
Would you like information on legal aid organizations or family law attorneys in Essex County, MA?