Racine County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Filing Bundling Requirements
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Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
Summary-judgment and dismissal motions must be filed with the assigned judge’s clerk together with any brief or supporting documents, or with a statement waiving the right to file them.
A motion for summary judgment under Wisconsin Statute 802.08 and a motion for dismissal under Wisconsin Statute 802.06 shall be filed with the assigned judge's clerk together with any brief or other supporting documents. If movant does not desire to file a brief or other documents, a statement waiving his/her right to file such brief or other documents shall be filed.
The petition, consent, and order appointing a guardian ad litem must be filed at the same time as the action.
The petition, consent and order appointing guardian ad litem must be filed simultaneously with the action.
Does Racine County Circuit Court, Wisconsin require motion papers to be bundled?
Summary-judgment and dismissal motions must be filed with the assigned judge’s clerk together with any brief or supporting documents, or with a statement waiving the right to file them.
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