A Motion to Continue asks the court to reschedule a scheduled hearing to a later date. Common reasons include a scheduling conflict, the need for additional time to gather evidence or retain counsel, a recent change in circumstances, or the unavailability of a key witness. Maryland courts require good cause, and the motion must generally be filed as soon as the conflict is known. This package prepares a properly formatted motion with your stated grounds and a proposed order. An optional 30-minute phone consultation is available.
Includes:
Motion to Continue / Postpone Hearing (with grounds and factual basis)
Proposed Order Granting Motion to Continue
Certificate of Service
Step-by-step filing instruction letter
Notes:
File as soon as the conflict arises — courts disfavor last-minute continuance requests.
Opposing counsel or the self-represented party must be served a copy simultaneously with filing.
Turnaround: 2–3 business days from intake receipt (or after consultation if elected).
A Motion to Continue asks the court to reschedule a scheduled hearing to a later date. Common reasons include a scheduling conflict, the need for additional time to gather evidence or retain counsel, a recent change in circumstances, or the unavailability of a key witness. Maryland courts require good cause, and the motion must generally be filed as soon as the conflict is known. This package prepares a properly formatted motion with your stated grounds and a proposed order. An optional 30-minute phone consultation is available.
Includes:
Motion to Continue / Postpone Hearing (with grounds and factual basis)
Proposed Order Granting Motion to Continue
Certificate of Service
Step-by-step filing instruction letter
Notes:
File as soon as the conflict arises — courts disfavor last-minute continuance requests.
Opposing counsel or the self-represented party must be served a copy simultaneously with filing.
Turnaround: 2–3 business days from intake receipt (or after consultation if elected).