St. Croix County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
CRITICAL
A hearing on a motion requiring an evidentiary hearing will take place before trial unless the court decides otherwise.
The hearing will be heard prior to trial unless the court determines otherwise.
CRITICAL
Before moving to compel discovery, the movant must consult with the opposing party and make sincere attempts to resolve the dispute.
All motions to compel discovery pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 804 must be accompanied by a statement in writing by the movant that after consultation with the opposing party and sincere attempts to resolve their differences the parties are unable to reach an accord.
WARNING
The suggested briefing schedule allows 20 days for responsive briefs and affidavits and 10 days thereafter for reply briefs and affidavits.
Standards suggested are twenty (20) days for responsive briefs and affidavits, and ten (10) days thereafter for reply briefs and affidavits.
INFO
Summary judgment motions are decided without oral argument unless otherwise ordered; oral argument may be requested and is scheduled at the assigned judge’s discretion.
Summary judgment motions will be decided without oral argument unless otherwise ordered. Oral argument will be scheduled upon request and in the discretion of the assigned judge.
Does St. Croix County Circuit Court, Wisconsin require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
A hearing on a motion requiring an evidentiary hearing will take place before trial unless the court decides otherwise.
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