Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of filing a motion to compel?
The purpose of filing a motion to compel is to seek the court's intervention in order to enforce the discovery process and ensure that both parties have access to all relevant information. It is a means to resolve disputes regarding the production of evidence and to ensure fairness in the legal proceedings.
What should be included in a motion to compel?
A motion to compel should clearly state the specific information or actions that the moving party is seeking from the opposing party. It should provide a detailed explanation of why the requested information or actions are necessary and relevant to the case. Additionally, it should include any supporting evidence or legal arguments that justify the need for the court's intervention.
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