
Urgent vs Emergency Motions: Which One Do You Need and How To Get One in Halifax Family Court?
If you are involved in a family law issue, you might face certain situations when you need legal help quickly. Depending on the issue, you might be able to file an urgent motion or an emergency motion. Emergency motions typically involve situations where waiting for a regular hearing date could cause serious, irreversible harm. Many...
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