Motion And Order For Continuance {100}

FORM 100 and 101 - MOTION AND ORDER FOR CONTINUANCE. This form is used in the Summit County Domestic Relations Court allows a party involved in a domestic relations case—such as a divorce, custody, or child support matter—to formally request a rescheduling of a court hearing or proceeding. The form requires the movant (the person requesting the continuance) to provide their name and the date of the originally scheduled hearing, along with a specific explanation for why the continuance is being requested. The court then reviews the request and issues an Order for Continuance either granting or denying the motion. If granted, a new date and time for the hearing is set, and all involved parties—including attorneys, Family Court Services, the Child Support Enforcement Agency (CSEA), and any guardian ad litem—are notified. The form emphasizes that continuances are not automatically approved and may be limited, especially if delays are repetitive or not justified. www.FormsWorkflow.com