MY WIFE THE FOX

I am in the process of my divorce with my wife.
My wife has filed for an order to remove matter from no progress docket and reinstate aand entry of Judgment of Divorce. Also, she is going to file for a defualt jydgment.

I am poor, unhealthy, and out of the USA overseas.

My wife's attorney mailed the court papers to me the last second and I have only 4 days to react.

Also, there is a hearing pending in 4 days.

What could I do in order to postpone or cancel or stop or put a hold to the whole process.

The court clerk says to me she cannot cancel the hearing beacuse it is my wife's attorney request and he only has the right to cancel or postpone or re-schedule the hearing.

What are the legal forms or documents I have to fill out and submit them to the court.

What are the numbers and names of them?

Where could I find in the web / internet??

Could you e-mail me samples of everything I need??

What else could I say to the Judge??

Could I right my answer to a plain paper and send it to the Judge as my answer??

could I be present oin the court through mail, fax, telephone, or e-mails??

What is the role, mission, or purpose of the judicial coordinator and the judicial attorney under the judge presiding my divorce case??

Could they help me and how??

My wife said lies to the court, misinformed the judge, her attorney, and the court. Also she wrote false or lies or artificial thing on her divorce papers against me, what could I do to reverse all these things and inform the court and the judge about the real truth and not my wife's fake stories??

You normally cannot be given just four days notice??

Have you ever been properly served? Did you default on a previous court hearing?

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

The court clerk says to me she cannot cancel the hearing beacuse it is my wife's attorney request and he only has the right to cancel or postpone or re-schedule the hearing.

Wrong.
While it is true that the clerk does not have the authority to cancel or postpone the hearing, neither does the attorney. Only the judge/magistrate can do that, upon request of either party.
So file a motion for postponement citing the reasons you gave. Fax it, to be sure it gets to the court on time, and fax a copy to the opposing attorney.

good advice, I agree the clerk should not have said that