Glacier County District Court, Montana Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
All papers filed in an action must conform to Rule 1 of the Montana Uniform District Court Rules; nonconforming papers will be returned and, if filed, may be stricken.
All papers filed in any action must conform to Rule 1 of the Montana Uniform District Court Rules. Any paper not in conformity with this Rule shall not be filed, by the clerk and shall be returned to the party submitting it. If filed, it may be stricken by the court.
CRITICAL
Motions to continue or extend time must be in writing.
Motions to continue and for extensions must be in writing
WARNING
Civil pleadings must conform to Rules 10 and 11 of the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure and may be stricken on the court’s own initiative if they do not.
Any pleading filed in any civil action which does not conform to Rule 10 or 11 of the Montana Rules of Civil Procedure may be stricken by the court on its own initiative.
WARNING
Documents presented for filing should be firmly bound and have holes punched at the top for placement in the court file.
Documents should be firmly bound with holes punched at the top ready for placement in the court file.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Glacier County District Court, Montana?
Glacier County District Court, Montana's formatting rule includes documents should be firmly bound with holes punched at the top ready for placement in the court file.. Documents presented for filing should be firmly bound and have holes punched at the top for placement in the court file.
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