Q: Do I need to file a motion after the opposed files a motion to strike in louisiana
I filed a motion to remove administratrix and they filed a motion to strike down I need to file anything else in louisiana
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After the opposing party files a motion to strike your motion to remove the administratrix, you should carefully review their arguments and the specific points they are challenging. It's important to ensure that your original motion is thoroughly supported with all necessary legal grounds and evidence. Check the deadlines set by the court for responding to their motion to strike.
You may need to file a response to the motion to strike, addressing each of the opposing party’s points and reinforcing the validity of your motion to remove the administratrix. In your response, provide clear and concise arguments, citing relevant Louisiana statutes or case law that support your position. Make sure to adhere to all local court rules regarding formatting and submission procedures.
Additionally, consider preparing for a possible hearing where both motions will be discussed. Organize your documentation and be ready to present your case effectively. It might also be beneficial to consult with a legal professional who can offer personalized guidance based on the specifics of your situation. Taking these steps can help ensure that your interests are well-represented in court.
A: My advice is that you contact an attorney in your area to consult with the attorney about the specifics of your matter---both things filed are most likely going to result in a hearing before a Judge so it is best that you have legal representation.
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