Motion in Limine

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WHAT IS A MOTION IN LIMINE? A motion in limine is a request made by a party to the court to exclude certain evidence or arguments from being presented at trial.
WHY WOULD I NEED A MOTION IN LIMINE? You would need a motion in limine if you believe that certain evidence or arguments are irrelevant, prejudicial, or otherwise inadmissible under the rules of evidence, and you wish to prevent the other party from presenting them at trial.
WHEN WOULD I NEED A MOTION IN LIMINE? You would need a motion in limine before trial, usually during the pretrial stage, when you have identified certain evidence or arguments that you believe should be excluded from trial.
HOW WOULD I USE A MOTION IN LIMINE? You would use a motion in limine to request that the court exclude certain evidence or arguments from being presented at trial. The motion should include a description of the evidence or arguments sought to be excluded, the reasons for the request, and any relevant legal arguments or case law.
WHAT’S THE PROCESS? We’ll guide you through the process of completing a motion in limine that sets out your request. In the end, you will download a properly formatted motion in limine to file with the court.

Awareness – Understand the requirements, components, and factors for success of a motion in limine.
Analysis – Analyze the claims in your case to determine the relevant facts for your motion in limine.
Authority – Understand the law and find legal support for your motion in limine.
Assembly – Use the information you’ve collected to craft your motion in limine.

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