Providence County Superior Court Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps. This page is scoped to Providence County Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
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1. The parties shall in good faith try to resolve discovery disputes prior to filing discovery motions and must discuss the dispute (voice to voice) prior to the hearing.
Summary: Parties must attempt in good faith to resolve discovery disputes before filing discovery motions and discuss the dispute voice-to-voice before the hearing.
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All other contested motions will require prior approval from the court before the matter will be considered.
Summary: Every contested miscellaneous motion not covered by the agreed-submission procedure requires prior court approval before consideration.
Does Providence County Superior Court require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Providence County Superior Court rules set a pre-motion procedure for discovery. Parties must attempt in good faith to resolve discovery disputes before filing discovery motions and discuss the dispute voice-to-voice before the hearing. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
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