Yellowstone County District Court, Montana Page & Word Limits
2 rules from official source documents
Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
- Limit
- 20 pages
- Applies to
- Pleading or brief
Pleadings and briefs are limited to 20 pages, excluding attachments, except for initial pleadings or where a statute or rule provides otherwise; additional pages require leave of court upon good cause.
Pleadings/briefs in all cases, except initial pleadings and except where otherwise limited in any statute or rule, shall be limited to 20 pages, not including attachments. Additional pages may be filed only with leave of the court upon a showing of good cause.
- Limit
- 5 pages
- Applies to
- Settlement statement
Unless otherwise ordered or agreed to in writing, each party’s or counsel’s settlement statement may not exceed five pages.
Unless otherwise ordered or agreed to by the parties in writing, the following guidelines shall apply to settlement conferences before a settlement master and to mediations before a mediator: (2) A statement from each party or counsel shall be submitted directly to the settlement master or mediator no later than three (3) business days prior to the conference. The statement may not exceed five (5) pages in length
What page or word limits apply to pleading or brief in Yellowstone County District Court, Montana?
Yellowstone County District Court, Montana's rule states these limits: 20 pages. Excludes attachments. Pleadings and briefs are limited to 20 pages, excluding attachments, except for initial pleadings or where a statute or rule provides otherwise; additional pages require leave of court upon good cause.
What page or word limits apply to settlement statement in Yellowstone County District Court, Montana?
Yellowstone County District Court, Montana's rule states these limits: 5 pages. Unless otherwise ordered or agreed to in writing, each party’s or counsel’s settlement statement may not exceed five pages.
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