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The motion to dismiss is filed before discovery. F.R.C.P. 12. It is the motion for summary judgment that is filed after discovery. F.R.C.P. 56. Best.

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Hi. You have the option of appealing the 12(b) ruling. Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure governs appeals. Here is the link: www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frap/rule_4

Attached is a sample motion to dismiss and response. Best file:///C:/Users/User/OneDrive/Documents/Civil%20Rights/Research/Motions/Dismiss.pdf

Hi. Read the rules to determine what action, if any, you can take from the Court's dismissal. Best.

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I can't answer your question as I don't know your case. However, an omnibus meeting, generally, is a status hearing. Read your jurisdiction's rules on omnibus or status hearing.

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Hi. The motion to dismiss is not the "Answer" to Plaintiff's Complaint. It is a response, wherein the Respondent is asking the court to dismiss the lawsuit. In the event the court denies the motion to dismiss, then the Respondent must formally respond to the Plaintiff's Complaint, barring any rule that states otherwise. Please read and follow the Civil Rules of Procedure in your jurisdiction, to ensure all requirements are met. Best.

@@advocatelucinda thank you! I just filed a response to the Motion to dismiss the best I could ugh it was complicated

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Hi. I suppose it would hinge on whether the opposing party files a motion for default, or the Court could,, Sua sponte, find the late filing in default. Read the jurisdictional rules. At any rate, cross that bridge if and when you get there. Should you get there, make your case. Best.

Thank you, they filed a motion to dismiss saying that I filed untimely. They’re doing this because they don’t have much evidence regarding the way I was treated, if any at all. So they’re trying to use a technicality to get my case dismissed. Court procedures say all motions should be 15 pages the judge allowed them to file 25 pages. I followed your video (thanks you are a true queen) and they responded with an additional 15 pages. So me not knowing I responded to their additional response and it was stricken because I needed to file a motion for leave. So I filed it and am waiting to see if it is approved so that I can file a reply.

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Thanks @@advocatelucinda you are truly saving us and our families. I am learning as I go but after reviewing fed. r. civ. p. 6(a) the start of the 90 day time limit to file is the day after someone receives their right to file letter or any type of action. So my motion is timely based on this rule. So it was no reason to argue for a motion to dismiss for my suit being untimely. Just a tactic to confuse and delay because their is no actual evidence to back up their assertions. Something I definitely will do my best to highlight to the judge. I am very thankful that I found your videos because it is really hard trying to navigate in a federal court. They seize on any mistake to confuse and frustrate pro se litigants.

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