Administrative Motion and [proposed] Order to Change Deadline for Filing - California

Administrative Motion and [proposed] Order to Change Deadline for Filing is a legal document that was released by the United States District Court - Northern District of California - a government authority operating within California.

FAQ

Q: What is an Administrative Motion?
A: An Administrative Motion is a request filed by a party in a court case to seek a specific action or change in the court's administrative procedures.

Q: What is a proposed order?
A: A proposed order is a written document submitted to the court outlining the specific relief or action requested by a party in a legal proceeding.

Q: What is the purpose of changing a filing deadline?
A: The purpose of changing a filing deadline is to allow parties additional time to prepare and submit necessary documents or pleadings in a legal case.

Q: How can a party request to change a filing deadline?
A: A party can request to change a filing deadline by filing an Administrative Motion with the court, outlining the reasons for the request and proposing a new deadline in a proposed order.

Q: What jurisdiction does the document 'Administrative Motion and [proposed] Order to Change Deadline for Filing' relate to?
A: The document 'Administrative Motion and [proposed] Order to Change Deadline for Filing' relates to the jurisdiction of California.