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Hi Lawmoe,

I live in WA state and am wondering something.

Son is the one who filed a motion for contempt on bm re: medical issues (posted on Soc's board).

We've since received more information that would strengthen the contempt motion.  My question is what if the mother does not file an answer to his motion?  I know in this state she can argue verbally but nothing will be accepted into evidence unless it's timely.

How can we get the additional information into the court record to be considered for evidence should she not file a response?

The information we have is crucial I believe to getting any chance of success.  Son is pro se.

Gran

Unfortunately, this is a state specific question. In most states, on issues of such significance, the Court will allow all evidence.  You can object at cout and in a subsequent submission, but chances are anythng submiited will be reviewed.