Iowa County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Page & Word Limits
2 rules from official source documents
Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.
- Limit
- 6 pages
- Applies to
- Facsimile document
A facsimile filing may not exceed six pages, excluding the cover sheet.
The document does not exceed six (6) pages in length, excluding cover sheet.
- Limit
- 40 pages
- Limit
- 50 pages
- Limit
- 20000 words
- Limit
- 10 pages
In civil and administrative review cases, party or guardian ad litem briefs are limited to 40 typeset pages, 50 typewritten pages, or 20,000 words if printed by other means; reply briefs and non-party briefs are limited to 10 typeset pages, 13 typewritten pages, or 4,000 words if printed by other means, unless the Court orders otherwise.
Briefs of a party or guardian ad litem in civil and administrative review cases will be limited in length to 40 pages if typeset, 50 pages if typewritten, or 20,000 words if printed by other means, unless otherwise ordered by the Court. Reply briefs and briefs by non-parties shall be limited in length to 10 pages if typeset, 13 pages if typewritten or 4,000 words if printed by other means, unless otherwise ordered by the Court.
What page or word limits apply to facsimile document in Iowa County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Iowa County Circuit Court, Wisconsin's rule states these limits: 6 pages. A facsimile filing may not exceed six pages, excluding the cover sheet.
What page or word limits apply to brief in Iowa County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Iowa County Circuit Court, Wisconsin's rule states these limits: 40 pages; 50 pages; 20000 words; 10 pages; 13 pages; 4000 words. In civil and administrative review cases, party or guardian ad litem briefs are limited to 40 typeset pages, 50 typewritten pages, or 20,000 words if printed by other means; reply briefs and non-party briefs are limited to 10 typeset pages, 13 typewritten pages, or 4,000 words if printed by other means, unless the Court orders otherwise.
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