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If you need to present new evidence in a custody case, you can file a Motion for Reconsideration. Clearly state your new evidence, explain any delays, and argue its importance. Ensure your motion includes the case information, grounds for reconsideration, and legal arguments. Contact Coconino County Superior Court for more details.Full Conversation
during the status conference after the evidentiary hearing for a temporary emergency custody hearing....i wanted to ask for another evidentairy hearing to present new evidence. before i could do this the opposing partys counsel asked for a new evidentiary hearing i didnt oppose. but this wasnt for the custody hearing, it was to reopen the trial to present the evidence that i had not complied with the orders from the custody hearing that i wasnt able to provide my evidence for but had wanted to be able to and so now representing myself i do not know what to do cuz i was tricked
Hi Jason,
It sounds like a complex situation. Here are some steps you can consider:
- File a motion to request another evidentiary hearing specifically for the custody matter.
- Clearly state that you have new evidence related to the custody issue.
- Explain to the court that you did not intend to waive your right to present this evidence.
Would you like to know how to draft this motion or need information about your local court?
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W. Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ *
Website: www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov
Would you like more guidance on this process?
It sounds like a complex situation. Here are some steps you can consider:
- File a motion to request another evidentiary hearing specifically for the custody matter.
- Clearly state that you have new evidence related to the custody issue.
- Explain to the court that you did not intend to waive your right to present this evidence.
Would you like to know how to draft this motion or need information about your local court?
Maricopa County Superior Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * W. Jefferson Street, Phoenix, AZ *
Website: www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov
Would you like more guidance on this process?
can i submit this motion even if i missed deadlines and wasnt able to submit my evidence at the reopened trial that was for this incident exclusively?
Jason, here is some guidance on submitting your motion:
- **File a Motion for Reconsideration:** This allows you to ask the court to reconsider its decision based on new evidence or arguments.
- **Explain the Delay:** Provide a valid reason why you missed the original deadlines.
- **Show Good Cause:** Convince the court that your new evidence is crucial and that missing the deadline was not intentional.
Would you like more details on drafting the motion or information on your local court?
- **File a Motion for Reconsideration:** This allows you to ask the court to reconsider its decision based on new evidence or arguments.
- **Explain the Delay:** Provide a valid reason why you missed the original deadlines.
- **Show Good Cause:** Convince the court that your new evidence is crucial and that missing the deadline was not intentional.
Would you like more details on drafting the motion or information on your local court?
yes it is for coconino county superior court in arizona
Coconino County Superior Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * N. San Francisco St., Flagstaff, AZ *
Website: www.coconino.az.gov
Would you like guidance on drafting the Motion for Reconsideration or need details about court procedures?
yes
Sure, here are some basic steps to help you draft a Motion for Reconsideration:
*. **Title and Case Information:**
- Title the document as "Motion for Reconsideration."
- Include your case number, the names of the parties, and the court's name.
*. **Introduction:**
- Briefly state why you are filing the motion.
- Mention the specific order or decision you are asking the court to reconsider.
*. **Grounds for Reconsideration:**
- Explain the new evidence you have.
- Provide a valid reason for the delay in presenting this evidence.
- Argue that the evidence is crucial to the custody decision.
*. **Legal Arguments:**
- Reference any legal rules that support your request for reconsideration.
- Argue that reconsidering the decision serves the best interest of the child.
*. **Conclusion:**
- Summarize your request and respectfully ask the court to reconsider its previous decision.
*. **Signature:**
- Sign and date the motion.
Would you like more detailed examples or templates for any specific sections of the motion?
*. **Title and Case Information:**
- Title the document as "Motion for Reconsideration."
- Include your case number, the names of the parties, and the court's name.
*. **Introduction:**
- Briefly state why you are filing the motion.
- Mention the specific order or decision you are asking the court to reconsider.
*. **Grounds for Reconsideration:**
- Explain the new evidence you have.
- Provide a valid reason for the delay in presenting this evidence.
- Argue that the evidence is crucial to the custody decision.
*. **Legal Arguments:**
- Reference any legal rules that support your request for reconsideration.
- Argue that reconsidering the decision serves the best interest of the child.
*. **Conclusion:**
- Summarize your request and respectfully ask the court to reconsider its previous decision.
*. **Signature:**
- Sign and date the motion.
Would you like more detailed examples or templates for any specific sections of the motion?