Midland County District Courts Filing Bundling Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
Before the hearing, the pleading proponent must deliver the court administrator a tabbed notebook containing the pleading and all related filings, with documents and exhibits individually identified.
The proponent of a Pleading shall, prior to a hearing on the Pleading, deliver to the Court Administrator a notebook containing the Pleading and all responses, replies, briefs, oppositions, and memoranda filed by any party in connection with the Pleading. Individual documents and exhibits shall be marked with tabs or other appropriate identifiers.
Only discovery-request, discovery-response, and deposition-transcript pages relevant to the filing may be attached.
Only the pages from discovery requests, discovery responses, and deposition transcripts relevant to the motion, response, reply, brief, opposition, or memorandum shall be attached to the motion, response, reply, brief, opposition, or memorandum.
Does Midland County District Courts require motion papers to be bundled?
Before the hearing, the pleading proponent must deliver the court administrator a tabbed notebook containing the pleading and all related filings, with documents and exhibits individually identified.
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