Atlanta, GA asked in Family Law for Arizona

Q: My Ex attorney filed a motion to strike to my reply to his motion to quash a subpoena.

Counsel moves the Court to strike the Reply to Plaintiff’s Reply to Respondent’s Reply to Motion to Quash filed by me

Pursuant to Rule 35(a)(3), a party may not respond to a reply unless authorized by

the Court to do so. Father has not requested an order from the Court to allow him to file a reply to Mother’s Reply to the Response to Motion to Quash

The rule states (3) Response and Reply. Except where otherwise provided in these rules, a response must be filed within 10 days after service of the motion. A reply may be filed by the moving party, but any reply must be filed within 5 days after service of the response. The reply may address only those matters raised in the response. Unless otherwise ordered, a response may not exceed 17 pages, and a reply may not exceed 11 pages, not including attachments. A party may not respond to a reply unless authorized by the court.

I filed within 5 days did I need permission from the court? That is ALL he filed about no other reason.

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