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When is a Motion for Reconsideration Needed?

Typically in Family Law cases, one side gets a ruling in their favor while the other side does not. This leads to the question “How can I change the orders previously made? This is seen often in family law matters such as:

Your situation may warrant asking the Family Law Court to reconsider a previous ruling made however, it is not automatic and there are very stringent time factors involved when a Motion for Reconsideration is filed in the court. Time may be of the essence in your family law matter if facing a Motion for Reconsideration. We therefore suggest you seek legal advice if facing this type of motion, to determine what your legal rights may be.

Generally the issue arises when there has been a change in circumstances surrounding the motion or ruling previously made. Appeals are another area you can discuss with qualified Family Law Counsel.

When looking for experienced local representation, or when in need of more information, call our qualified divorce firm.

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