Court Rules

Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Page & Word Limits

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Maximum page counts and word limits for motions, briefs, and other filings by judge.

Limit
7 pages
Applies to
Brief
Spacing
Double

Briefs on motions other than Summary Judgment motions are limited to seven double-spaced pages unless the Court authorizes otherwise.

Unless authorized by the Court, briefs on all motions except Summary Judgment motions (see Rule 8.05), shall be no more than seven double-spaced pages.

Limit
10 pages
Limit
5 pages
Applies to
Brief
Spacing
Double

Summary judgment supporting or opposing briefs are limited to 10 double-spaced pages, and final reply briefs to 5 double-spaced pages.

Any brief supporting or opposing summary judgment shall not exceed ten (10) pages double-spaced. Any final reply brief shall not exceed five (5) pages double-spaced.

Limit
15 pages
Applies to
Facsimile transmission

Documents submitted by fax are limited to 15 pages unless the assigned judge or court commissioner approves an exception case by case.

Documents submitted by facsimile transmission shall not exceed 15 pages unless an exception is approved by the assigned judge or court commissioner on a case-by-case basis.

Common questions about Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin page & word limits

What page or word limits apply to brief in Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?

Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin's rule states these limits: 7 pages. Briefs on motions other than Summary Judgment motions are limited to seven double-spaced pages unless the Court authorizes otherwise.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 8, section Rule 8: Civil Practice, 8.04, General Motions

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What page or word limits apply to facsimile transmission in Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?

Waupaca County Circuit Court, Wisconsin's rule states these limits: 15 pages. Documents submitted by fax are limited to 15 pages unless the assigned judge or court commissioner approves an exception case by case.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 22, section 13.00(a)