From Temporary Orders to the Pre-Trial: Drafting, Arguments and Considerations
What are temporary orders? Why are they so important to the process? Verified or unverified pleadings? Do we always need temporary orders? Traps for the unwise. How do judges view temporary orders? What does it mean to “take under advisement?” What is the pretrial? Why is the pre-trial a “key event?” How to use the pre-trial memorandum to frame your case? What do judges look for in your pre-trial memorandum? How to obtain a favorable result and save our clients’ money.
Faculty
- Hon. Michael Anderson, Probate and Family Court
- Hon. Christine Anthony (Ret.), Probate and Family Court
- Gary Todd, Esq., Todd & Weld, LLP
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