Legal Question in Family Law in New York

I recently went pro se my case is in new york County. I am the defendant i made a mtion to show cause signed by a judge which directed that oral arguments were directed. We appeared on Oct.4 the presiding judge did not read my mtion , nor the plaintiff attorneys reply which was a cross motion. I had withme and handed in to the court my response. We never has a oral argument and the judge gave plaintiff counsel two weeks to reply. I feel I was denied due process and never got to respond to their reply. Am I making sense?


Asked on 11/08/11, 1:44 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Paula McGill Attorney at Law

Normally, there is a motion, a response, and a reply. There isn't a surreply unless specifically ordered by the judge.

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Answered on 11/08/11, 3:46 pm


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