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Posted on Jun 8, 2018. The court sets an Order to Show Cause Re Settlement in instances when the court is advised that the case has settled but the completion of the settlement terms might take time. Often times, the OSC is set when a Notice of Settlement is filed with the court or when the parties advise the judge in the courtroom that the ...
The difference is that a motion is filed and served upon an adversary. The adversary has an opportunity to respond to the motion by filing opposition papers and then appearing on a designated date to argue his cause before the judge. Typically, the judge has 60 days to enter a written order. An Order to Show Cause is filed, signed by the judge ...
Receiving an Order to Show Cause Hearing means the court is asking you to appear and explain why you shouldn’t face penalties for not filing the necessary legal documents on time. Under CRC rule 3.740, failing to serve the Proof of Summons and Complaint properly can lead to sanctions, which might include fines or other court-imposed consequences.
Dear Mineola Resident: At the argument of your order to show cause the burden rests on you to convince the court that the judgment already entered on default should be opened and that you should have a chance to defend against the underlying complaint or to have a judgment dismissing the complaint. Your supporting affidavit had to set out two ...
Posted on Sep 16, 2017. Be prepared to attend the hearing, but in most cases the court takes the hearing off calendar when the POS has been filed prior to the hearing. Legal Consult Recommended. An attorney has indicated that they believe this person will require a legal consultation. Helpful (1) Comments (3)
Posted on Apr 15, 2010. An OSC is a hearing set by the judge, requiring one or more parties to appear before the judge to advise on the status of a certain matter. Usually the "order" in the order to show cause states a "re:" , i.e. OSC re: Sanctions or OSC re: Service. If it is the former, the court wants to know why they shouldn't sanction ...
An "Order to Show Cause re: Entry of Judgment" typically refers to a court hearing where both parties are asked to show cause or provide reasons why the court should enter a judgment in the case. In the context of custody/visitation matters in California, it usually means that the court is assessing whether both parties have reached an ...
An order to show cause hearing is (more or less) exactly what it sounds like: the person who has to respond to what your ex is requesting is "ordered [to come to court and] show cause," that is, tell the court why your husband should not get what he is asking.
You might as well start all over with an attorney who will do it correctly for you. An OSC re: dismissal is a court hearing where you have to show that you have tried to serve the defendant with the summons, but haven't been able to do so. If you don't show the court your diligence, the judge will dismiss your case.
what does that mean? i am just receiving papers. 14 days after they seemed to filed. I looked up the case number and the last hearing shows "Order to Show Cause - Failure to File Proof of Service and Failure to File Default Judgment Pursuant to CRC 3.740" What does that mean?