Motion For Continuance (Federal) | Practical Law - Westlaw

Motion for Continuance (Federal) | Practical Law https://content.next.westlaw.com/practical-law/document/I2ebc5d6bfa8c11e598dc8b09b4f043e0/Motion-for-Continuance-Federal?viewType=FullText&transitionType=Default&contextData=(sc.Default) A Standard Document providing model language and practical steps for filing a motion for continuance in federal civil litigation. This Standard Document emphasizes the importance of understanding local rules, case management orders, and judges' individual practices when preparing the motion. It guides counsel on drafting the motion's caption, body, and signature block to comply with court-specific requirements and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). This Standard Document also addresses some of the grounds on which a court may grant or deny a continuance, the potential requirement that counsel confer with opposing parties before filing the motion, and proof of service. It serves as a valuable resource to counsel seeking to continue a deadline in federal court. Motion for Continuance (Federal)
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A Standard Document providing model language and practical steps for filing a motion for continuance in federal civil litigation. This Standard Document emphasizes the importance of understanding local rules, case management orders, and judges' individual practices when preparing the motion. It guides counsel on drafting the motion's caption, body, and signature block to comply with court-specific requirements and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). This Standard Document also addresses some of the grounds on which a court may grant or deny a continuance, the potential requirement that counsel confer with opposing parties before filing the motion, and proof of service. It serves as a valuable resource to counsel seeking to continue a deadline in federal court.

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