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#218766 - 05/17/09 12:03 AM changing or rescheduling court date
1stdiv New User Registered: 02/23/09 Posts: 3	Hello florida forum. Im getting a divorce have all the papers filed we mutually agreeing on everything. We have a court date already to go. Is it possible to change court date. Cause she can't get day off to go to court. Need to change to wed or thur. This is for broward county. thanks in advance
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#219451 - 05/28/09 08:35 PM Re: changing or rescheduling court date [Re: 1stdiv]
DIYDivorceFL Member Registered: 02/10/08 Posts: 27 Loc: Florida	If you have the Self Help coordinator's number you can ask them if it can be reset by with a phone call, but you'll most likely have to file a motion for continuance to get a new date. Just explain why. It may help if both of you sign it as a "joint motion." If you don't have a Coordinator to call, you can call the judge's office and ask what the procedure is. The bigger problem may be that the court usually has set days to hear pro se petitions, so you may not be able to get a Wednesday or Thursday hearing.
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