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If you are the defendant, you can request a postponement (continuance) of your trial date if you 1) are unable to appear on that date, or 2) you were untimely served and need more time to prepare for the trial. You can read more about how to do this on the What to Do When You Have Been Sued page of this section.
Yes. If all parties agree and the judge has availability, you can always request to advance a case.
If you need more time or cant attend your court date (hearing), you can ask to reschedule it. Unless you and the other side agree, you may need to give the court a good reason why you need to change the court date.
In legal terms, a change in a hearing date to a date in the future is called a continuance of the hearing.
Order on Request to Continue Hearing (Temporary Restraining Order) (CLETS-TRO) (Domestic Violence Prevention) (DV-116) Tells you that your court date has been rescheduled and if there is a temporary restraining order in effect.
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What are considered to be acceptable reason for a continuance 1. Not having an attorney or not having had the time to look for an attorney. 2. Illness of party or attorney. 3. Attorney having an unexpected event occur in another case that would cause them to be unable to attend. 4. Family emergency. 5.
For example, let your lawyer know you are having surgery and will not be physically able to go to court. Your attorney will go to court and tell the judge why youre not there, but they have to know the reason first.
you had a medical emergency, you were involved in a car accident or your car broke down on your way to court, there was a serious family crisis or emergency, the court made a scheduling error, and.

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