Certificate Of Conference

CERTIFICATE OF CONFERENCE. This form is used in a civil action to document that the attorney for the moving party (e.g., Defendant) has conferred with the attorney for the opposing party (e.g., Plaintiff) about a specific motion or issue before filing it with the court. It indicates whether the opposing attorney agrees, disagrees, or reserves judgment on the motion. This certificate is often required to show the court that the parties have attempted to resolve issues or agree on procedural matters, such as extending deadlines, before seeking the court’s intervention. NOTE: The Certificate of Conference may be filed as a separate pleading with the style and number of the case set out at the top. If the Certificate of Conference is placed within the Motion it accompanies, the Conference should be set out in a separate paragraph and clearly labeled. www.FormsWorkflow.com