Clallam County Superior Court Page & Word Limits

Limit

30 pages

Applies to

Declarations

For covered RCW 26 and RCW 11.130 motions, a party's declarations and responses are limited to 30 pages total; specified documents are excluded, electronic-media printouts count, and incomplete or noncompliant pages are counted as stated in the rule. The limit does not apply to actions under 1(c) and 1(d), and the court may impose sanctions for exceeding it.

The page limits described in this section (4) do not apply to actions filed under 1(c) and 1(d) of this rule. They do apply to all other RCW 26 and RCW 11.130 motions. A party's declarations, including any responses, shall not exceed a total of thirty pages. The court may impose sanctions for exceeding the limits. All declarations will be double spaced, using at least twelve-point font. A declaration which does not fill an entire page will be counted as one page toward the limit. Single spaced declarations and declarations with a font smaller than twelve-point will be counted as two pages for every page filed. Printouts of electronic media exchanges will count toward the thirty-page limit. The following documents will not count toward the thirty-page limit (but do count toward the rules regarding bench copies as set forth in LCR 0.1): Non-narrative exhibits attached to declarations (i.e. bank statements, pay stubs, tax returns, treatment reports, property valuations, photographs, etc.). Financial declarations and child support worksheets. Proposed orders.