Posted by ssly3333 on 3/11/09

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My ex-wife has mental problems. I have the children, but
she is fighting for the kids saying I can't support the
our three boys financially because I am disabled from a
four car accident on 09/04/07 . I am about finished
writing a motion (that includes 5 sub-motions) which is 15
pages long. My lawyer will correct this motion to the
correct court jargon and all.

My Question: Will a judge read all or most of my long 15-
page motions? My lawyer said that judges don't read the
motions anyways other than the main topics because they
are so busy. Is this true, because I have spent about 60
hours on mine and really can't condense it anymore.

My motion is a condensed version containing mostly my ex-
wife's damaging and self-incrimination quotations taken
from her 300 pages of out-of-this-world writings wherein
she falsely accuses police officers, lawyers, her own
lawyer, her marriage counselor, and her own pastor of the
same things she is falsely accusing me of doing in order
to get the kids?

I'm just worried I may need to make it shorter, though I
don't think I can. I'm also afraid that I wasted probably
45 hours condensing and writing so much out of 50 hours
spent on the motion. Thank you.

Do judges read all or most of long motions? Mine is long., 3/11/09, by ssly3333.

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