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Signed pleadings must reach the client and back before Monday's filing window.
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+The judge's filing deadline is [deadline=Monday morning] and the attorney handed me the stamped…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+The judge's filing deadline is [deadline=Monday morning] and the attorney handed me the stamped pleadings today at [time=4pm]. I need the client to receive them, sign where required, and get them back so we can file, but I don't know if the client will be available until [time=tomorrow evening]. Tell me the most likely reason this could stall (client unavailability, postal delay, or our internal handling), the single next step that keeps us within court timeframes, and a short message I can send that asks for a quick yes/no and an alternative contact number without sounding alarmist.
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