LdiJ
Senior Member
That's what I thought - but GU was telling me in no way should I send a letter to the court, to the clerk or Judge. The clerk told me when I called to submit an objection to his proposed order. I have a paralegal looking into if there is a rule or something that I can site in my reasoning behind all this.
I am tempted to just follow the same procedure I did previously (back in December) and send the letter to the clerk and my copy of the proposed order, but I don't want it to backfire on me.
You are getting confused on the definition of a "letter"...you and GU are going back and forth on that.
You write an objection to the order. You use the same format as the order. You don't put it in the form of a Letter. Does that make more sense?