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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by entering the 'Name of Case' at the top, specifying the plaintiff and defendant. Next, fill in the 'Judicial District' and 'Date of Motion'.
- Indicate the 'Date of Scheduled Event', along with any applicable 'Column Number' and 'Sequence Number'.
- In the section for the judge's name, provide details if applicable. Then, check the box next to the event for which you are requesting a continuance and explain your choice.
- Select your reason(s) for requesting a continuance by marking the appropriate boxes and providing explanations as needed.
- Specify a new date for the case to be continued. Confirm your responsibility to notify all parties involved about this motion.
- Finally, certify that copies of this motion were sent to all relevant parties, including their names and addresses. Sign and print your name at the bottom.
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