Barron County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
Responses to proposed facts and conclusions of law may be combined, but the opposition brief must be a separate document.
5. The responses to the moving party's Proposed Undisputed Facts and Proposed Conclusions of Law may be submitted as a combined document but the Brief in opposition to the motion for summary judgment must be submitted as a separate document.
The proposed facts and proposed conclusions of law may be combined, but the supporting brief must be a separate document.
2. A Statement of Proposed Undisputed Facts and a Statement of Proposed Conclusions of Law may be submitted as a combined document but the Brief in support of the motion for summary judgment must be submitted as a separate document.
Does Barron County Circuit Court, Wisconsin require motion papers to be bundled?
Bundling is optional for covered papers in Barron County Circuit Court, Wisconsin. Responses to proposed facts and conclusions of law may be combined, but the opposition brief must be a separate document.
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