Appellate Practice
Apr. 1, 2016
Proper pendente lite strategy is critical in civil litigation
While the pre-trial period in many civil cases is relatively short due to fast-track rules, dissolution of marriage and other family law cases are exempt from those rules. By Donald Sherwyn
Pendente lite strategy is critical in civil litigation. While the pre-trial period in many civil cases is relatively short due to fast-track rules, dissolution of marriage and other family law cases are exempt from those rules. In these domestic law matters, the months before trial can be used to structure an appellate strategy.
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