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I will draft post judgment motions under rules 59 and 60
LIcensed US Attorney Federal Civil Rights and Appellate Legal Specialist
I'm Robert Maxwell Ahlander, a licensed U.S. attorney (Texas Bar No. 24109567) specializing in federal civil rights, constitutional litigation, post-judgment motions, and appellate briefs. With extens...
About this Gig
An unfavorable judgment does not have to be the end of your case. Under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 59 and 60, strict deadlines and specific legal standards govern relief from judgments. I am Robert Maxwell Ahlander, a licensed U.S. attorney (Texas Bar No. 24109567), experienced in drafting powerful post-judgment motions.
Post-Judgment Matters Handled:
- Rule 59(e) Motion to Alter or Amend a Judgment (manifest errors of law/fact, newly discovered evidence)
- Rule 59(a) Motion for New Trial
- Rule 60(b) Relief from Final Judgment (mistake, excusable neglect, fraud, void judgment, newly discovered evidence)
I analyze court orders, spot procedural and substantive errors, and craft rigorous legal arguments backed by binding federal case law.
Strict federal deadlines apply to post-judgment motions. Contact me immediately to review your timeline and case details.
Field of law:
Civil rights
Target country:
Worldwide
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FAQ
What is the difference between Rule 59(e) and Rule 60(b)?
Rule 59(e) seeks to alter or amend a judgment based on legal/factual errors within 28 days. Rule 60(b) addresses relief due to mistake, fraud, or voidness.
How quickly must a Rule 59(e) motion be filed?
Rule 59(e) motions must strictly be filed within 28 days of the entry of judgment. Time limits are strictly enforced by federal courts.
Can you review my court order before drafting?
Yes. Send over the court order/judgment so I can analyze valid legal grounds for relief prior to drafting.
Is a memorandum of law included?
Yes. Both Standard and Premium packages include a full memorandum of points and authorities supporting your motion.
Do you include a Proposed Order for the judge?
Yes, the Premium package includes a customized Proposed Order adhering to standard federal district court practice.
