Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Maryland

Re: replies to motions in district court

I agree with Mr. Hothaus's response. In addition, if you insist on doing it yourself, you must read the Maryland Rules, which are online or at the law library.

Re: replies to motions in district court

Your question is general in nature. You should consult with an attorney for assistance with a specific legal issue.

Any responses to motions should be bounded and based in fact. A party should not deny an allegation it knows to be true; but it is not required, simply because it lacks contradictory evidence, to admit an allegation believed to be true.

Responsive motions require certification to authenticate the facts or opinions stated within. Motions may be met with counter-claims.

If you need assistance with litigation you should contact an attorney.