Gallatin County District Court, Montana Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
Motions to continue or for extensions must be written and state the opposing parties’ position; omission may subject the motion to Rule 2, and the court may rule before a response is filed depending on the circumstances.
Motions to continue and for extensions shall be in writing and shall state the position of opposing parties regarding the motion. If a motion to continue or for extension does not state the position of the opposing party, the motion may be subject to Rule 2, Montana Uniform District Court Rules. Depending on the circumstances, the court may rule on the motion prior to a response being filed.
Filing and scheduling deadlines are strictly enforced unless a written motion for an extension is received and approved.
Filing and scheduling order deadlines will be strictly adhered to unless a written motion for an extension has been received and approved by the
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Gallatin County District Court, Montana?
The request must include adversary position. Motions to continue or for extensions must be written and state the opposing parties’ position; omission may subject the motion to Rule 2, and the court may rule before a response is filed depending on the circumstances.
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