Federal Civil Practice
Federal civil practice is often very, very, different from state Court in theory and in practice. One of the major differences is that the pleadings, motions, and other documents have their own particular requirements. They are also unique in some respects and do not have a state Court analog.
Our federal civil court documents are designed and formatted to meet these particular needs and requirements. This will allow you to focus on the facts of your case and the law you need to apply, all without the need to spend time and effort trying to figure out if you have the right form or the correct language.
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Client Intake Form
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Retainer Agreement
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Consent to Change
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Notice of Appearance
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Adjournment Letter-Motion, Conference, Hearing, Trial
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Adjournment Stipulation-Motion, Conference, Hearing, Trial
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General All-Purpose Stipulation
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Extension of Time to Answer-Letter
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Extension of Time to Answer-Stipulation
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Summons & Complaint
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Civil Cover Sheet
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Answer
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Reply
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D&I Demand
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D&I Response
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Deposition Notice
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Interrogatories-Demand
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Interrogatories-Response
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Expert Witness Demand
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Expert Witness Response
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Notice to Admit
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Notice to Admit Response
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Authorization-Education Records
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Authorization-Employment Records
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Authorization-Financial Records
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Authorization-IRS
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Authorization-New York State Taxes
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Authorization-Pension & Retirement
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HIPPA Form
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Notice of Motion/Cross-Motion-Make A Motion
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Order to Show Cause
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TRO Notice Letter
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Client Affidavit or Declaration
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Attorney Affirmation or Declaration
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Memorandum of Law
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Notice of Settlement/Notice of Entry
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Jury Trial Demand
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Subpoena-Documents Only
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Subpoena-Documents and Testimony
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General Release
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Notice of Discontinuance
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Stipulation of Discontinuance
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Notice of Appeal
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Appellate Civil Information Statement
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Affirmation/Affidavit of Service