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How do I object to an order I think is unnecessary right now? | NC

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Q: How do I object if the other side asks the court to enter an order that I think isn’t necessary right now? A: The cleanest approach is to object in writing before the hearing when you can—and then say the same objection out loud on the record at the hearing so it is preserved. Be specific about what you oppose in the proposed order and why...for example, if a motion to dismiss is still…

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