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Updated 201718 Wis. Stats. Published and certified under s. 35.18. May 11, 2019. 1Updated 1718 Wis. Stats.PLEADINGS, MOTIONS AND PRETRIAL PRACTICE802.02CHAPTER 802 CIVIL PROCEDURE PLEADINGS, MOTIONS

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How to fill out pleadings motions and pretrial:

Research and Understand the Legal Requirements:

1. Familiarize yourself with the specific laws and regulations relevant to the case.
2. Ensure that you are aware of any deadlines and procedural requirements.

Analyze the Case:

1. Review all relevant documents, evidence, and information related to the case.
2. Identify the key issues and arguments that need to be addressed in the pleadings, motions, and pretrial proceedings.

Draft the Pleadings:

1. Start by creating a caption that includes the names of the parties involved, the court name, and the case number.
2. Begin the pleadings with an introduction, stating the nature of the case and the relief sought.
3. State the facts and background of the case accurately and concisely.
4. Present the legal claims or causes of action supported by relevant statutes or case law.
5. Include any necessary exhibits, such as contracts, agreements, or other supporting documents.
6. Conclude the pleadings with a prayer for relief, specifying the desired outcome.

Prepare Motions:

1. Identify any specific legal issues or disputes that arise during the course of the case.
2. Research the applicable laws, rules, and precedents to support your motion.
3. Draft the motion, clearly stating the relief sought and providing a legal basis for it.
4. Attach any supporting documents or affidavits that bolster your argument.
5. Make sure to comply with any specific formatting requirements set by the court.

Preparing for the Pretrial Phase:

1. Review the local rules and procedures governing pretrial conferences and hearings.
2. Compile all relevant evidence and documents to support your case.
3. Prepare an outline or script for presenting your arguments during the pretrial phase.
4. Consider any potential settlement options and be prepared to negotiate if applicable.

Who needs pleadings motions and pretrial?

1. Attorneys and legal professionals involved in civil litigation cases.
2. Plaintiffs who are pursuing legal remedies or claims.
3. Defendants who seek to defend themselves against legal actions.
4. The court system, which requires proper documentation for case proceedings.
5. Mediators and arbitrators who may need pleadings, motions, and pretrial information to facilitate settlement discussions.

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