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The motion builder

Draft the motion, not the boilerplate.

Tell the builder what you're filing and it assembles a court-ready draft from your own documents — caption, statement of facts, argument, and proposed entry — with every citation traced back to the record. You review and approve every line.

The motion builder, scene by scene

Step 1

Start where you already are.

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I need to respond to the discovery motion they filed last week.
It sounds like you may want a Memorandum in Opposition or a Motion for Continuance. The motion builder can walk you through the structure and pull in what we already know about your case.
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Start in the builder with your case already loaded.
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Step 2

Each motion type has the right structure.

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Pick a motion type

Memorandum in Opposition
Motion for Continuance
Objection to Magistrate's Decision
Suggested based on your conversation

Sections for this motion

Caption
Introduction
Grounds for Continuance
Statement of Good Cause
Requested Relief
Certificate of Service

Step 3

You write the intent. The assistant writes the draft.

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Sections

Caption
Introduction
Grounds for Continuance
Statement of Good Cause
Requested Relief
Certificate of Service
Motion for Continuance: Grounds
Your intent
I need more time to review the discovery responses Defendant produced on September 19. The current hearing date doesn't give me enough time to prepare exhibits and arrange for my expert witness's availability.
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On September 19, 2024, Defendant produced discovery responses comprising 1,247 pages of financial records and correspondence requiring substantial review prior to the scheduled hearing.Discovery Response 9/19

Plaintiff's expert witness, Dr. Elena Martinez, is unavailable on the currently scheduled hearing date of October 15, 2024, but is available on or after November 4, 2024.PRIMED · Expert availability

Plaintiff respectfully requests that the Court continue the hearing to a date on or after November 4, 2024.

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