Legal Question in Civil Litigation in Texas

Re: summary judgment

There are no page limits per se. Common sense should put a reasonable cap on the number of pages for the motion. That does not count the number of pages as an Appendix or exhibits.

Consider that you're writing for a judge who has to read a lot of motions and pleadings, and you're just one of many. If you can't get to the heart of your motion in less than ten pages double-spaced, it's easier for the court to deny it than read it and grant it. Remember, a granted motion may be appealed, while a denied motion cannot.