Courtroom time is invaluable, and particularly so in family cases. Courts only have so much bandwidth, and what exists must be maximized in the pursuit of justice. For litigants and counsel, courtroom time means having their “day in court”: the chance to finally be heard by someone who can grant relief.
What relief can there be, though, when the system is clogged?
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