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1. Begin by obtaining the necessary forms from the court or online. These forms typically include a summons, complaint, and any supporting documents relevant to your case.
2. Fill out the necessary personal information on the forms, such as your full name, address, and contact information.
3. Clearly state the details of your case in the complaint, including the names of the parties involved, the nature of the dispute, and any relevant dates or events.
4. Provide any supporting evidence or documentation that strengthens your case. This may include contracts, photographs, emails, or witness statements.
5. Once you have completed all the required forms, make multiple copies for your records and for serving to the other party.
6. File the completed forms and copies with the court clerk, paying any necessary filing fees. Make sure to follow the court's specific filing instructions.
7. Serve the other party with the necessary documents according to the legal requirements of your jurisdiction. This typically involves delivering a copy of the summons and complaint to the other party in person or by mail.
8. Keep track of important dates and deadlines related to your case, such as court appearances or response deadlines.
9. Follow any further instructions or procedures provided by the court throughout the litigation process, such as attending mediation or submitting additional documentation.
10. Seek legal advice or assistance if you are unsure about any aspect of filling out the litigants or navigating the legal process.

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What is litigants?

Litigants refer to the parties involved in a legal case or lawsuit.

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Litigants themselves are not required to be filed, but information about the parties involved in a legal case may need to be included in court documents.

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Litigants are typically identified in legal documents by their names, roles in the case (plaintiff, defendant, etc.), and any relevant identifying information.

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The purpose of identifying litigants in legal documents is to accurately represent the parties involved in a case and ensure that all relevant parties are aware of the proceedings.

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