My father filed a case in family court eight years ago, and my mother has now become a lawyer with two years of experience. Recently, the judge has been uncooperative, delaying the decision on an important request. He even acted improperly and rudely towards my mother when she raised her concerns. What options do we have to ensure this request is processed fairly and promptly?

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Law Forum › Category: Divorce › My father filed a case in family court eight years ago, and my mother has now become a lawyer with two years of experience. Recently, the judge has been uncooperative, delaying the decision on an important request. He even acted improperly and rudely towards my mother when she raised her concerns. What options do we have to ensure this request is processed fairly and promptly?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My father filed a case in family court eight years ago, and my mother has now become a lawyer with two years of experience. Recently, the judge has been uncooperative, delaying the decision on an important request. He even acted improperly and rudely towards my mother when she raised her concerns. What options do we have to ensure this request is processed fairly and promptly?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a complaint with the higher court against the judge’s conduct and delay tactics. You can also request a change of judge, citing his bias and inappropriate behavior. Finally, you can consult with another lawyer to discuss other legal options, such as a writ petition challenging the delay.

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