Boulder County District Court Filing Bundling Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
CRITICALCivil cases
Parties seeking additional court review must file the writ or legal process together with a motion and proposed order.
Parties requesting additional review by the court shall file a writ or legal process in conjunction with a motion and proposed order.
WARNING
Parties are encouraged to consolidate particular issues into one motion in limine with subparts rather than filing multiple motions.
Parties are encouraged to file one motion in limine each containing subparts with particular issues rather than multiple filings containing one issue each.
INFO
Documents relating to one pleading may be e-filed together as a single transaction, with related exhibits submitted as attachments.
All documents relating to a single pleading may be E-filed as a single transaction. For example, a motion may be E-filed as the principal document while exhibits to the motion may be E-filed as attachments within the same submission.
Does Boulder County District Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Parties seeking additional court review must file the writ or legal process together with a motion and proposed order.
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