Orange Superior Court Page & Word Limits
3 rules from official source documents
Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge. This page is scoped to Orange Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
- Attorney limit
- 4 pages
- Applies to
- Letter
IDC joint letter brief limited to 4 pages.
The Joint letter brief is not to exceed four pages, and shall be submitted in letter format, single spaced, with no less than 11-pont font, i.e., not in pleading form.
- Attorney limit
- 6 pages
- Applies to
- IDC brief
IDC briefs limited to 6 pages and must be filed 3 court days before the conference.
Three (3) court days before the conference, the parties must file IDC briefs of no more than six (6) pages.
- Limit
- 5 pages
- Applies to
- Motion in limine
Each side is limited to 5 motions in limine, each capped at 5 pages; exceeding either limit requires leave of court.
Each side is limited to 5 motions in limine, each not exceeding 5 pages. Anything above these limits requires leave of court.
What page or word limits apply to idc brief in Orange Superior Court?
Orange Superior Court's rule states these limits: 6 pages. IDC briefs limited to 6 pages and must be filed 3 court days before the conference.
What page or word limits apply to motion in limine in Orange Superior Court?
Orange Superior Court's rule states these limits: 5 pages. Each side is limited to 5 motions in limine, each capped at 5 pages; exceeding either limit requires leave of court.
What page or word limits apply to letter in Orange Superior Court?
Orange Superior Court's rule states these limits: 4 pages. IDC joint letter brief limited to 4 pages.
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