At Ziegler Law Group LLC, we understand that navigating the legal process can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to case management and discovery. We are here to guide you through steps two and three, ensuring that your rights are protected and your case is handled with utmost care. Whether you’re facing a complex legal matter or seeking resolution for custody issues, our experienced attorneys are ready to assist you every step of the way.
Step two and three- Case management and discovery:
- Each party is expected to file a CIS with the court within 20 days of the filed answer or appearance. It is also provided to the other party.
- The court schedules a CMC within 30 days of the deadline for filing an answer to the complaint or counterclaim.
- If a court appearance is required, the conference will be over the phone with the judge administrator and attorneys only. Or in person with the parties present.
- If a court appearance is not required a CMC may be bypassed if the attorneys agree.
- The discovery period lasts within 90 or 120 days depending on the track. They may exchange basic discovery, or if necessary, more complex discovery.
At Ziegler Law Group LLC, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive legal representation during case management and discovery. Our experienced attorneys will ensure that your CIS is filed promptly, represent your interests during the CMC, and guide you through the discovery process, whether it involves basic or complex methods.
If you’re facing custody issues, our team will work diligently to help you navigate mediation, finalize agreements, or challenge recommendations if necessary. Your rights and the best interests of your family are our top priorities.
If you’re ready to take the next step in your legal journey, we encourage you to contact us today. Call our office or fill out the contact form on our website to schedule a consultation with our experienced attorneys. We are here to support you and provide the legal guidance you need to achieve a favorable resolution.
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