Q: Attorney submitted false motion in court. What are my options?
A: It depends on in what way false and what the motion is regarding. But, in general, opposing the motion is the first step.
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A: In Georgia, if an attorney submits a false motion, you can file a response or objection to the court.
A: You or your attorney could look into opposing the motion, after carefully reviewing all the elements of the motion and what it requests from the court. Good luck
A: Addendum - in terms of what you mean by "false," your options could vary. If you mean the motion was in error in terms of procedure or substance, you or your attorney could challenge it. If it contains information known to be false, and that information arises elsewhere in the pleadings or previously in the claim, it could change the course of the proceedings. This is something to be discussed with your attorney, as it could become detailed in nature. Good luck
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