Q: I accidentally missed a pretrial hearing. A terrible mistake out of town for business, simply misread the date. Do I?
Despite court 12 months of overwhelming evidence that I’m fine (forced to prove myself with a false TOP), they suspended visitation of my son. (Very punitive and abusive) , also enter all discovery is collected- not for me, do I strike that NOI the plaintiff submitted?
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