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A form of communication that professionals
use to convey information about specialized
topics.
• A writing used by professionals to explain
complex information about specialized topics
in a clear and concise way
to deliver complex information in a clear,
unembellished manner.
It is intended to
explain how something works or to provide
instructions on how to do something
TECHNICAL WRITING
2
An instrument or document to be employed
in a legal transaction or judicial proceedings
that includes the primary essential matters,
the appropriate technical phrases or terms,
and any additional materials required to
render it officially accurate, arrange in
suitable and systematic order, and
conducive adaptation to the circumstances
of the particular case.
An instrument or document to be employed.
in a legal transaction or judicial proceedings.
So it contains specific topics, transactions
and arrangement wherein it can serve as
your proof and also it can use as evidence in
court.
* These could be in the form of affidavits, sales
of personal property, contracts,
reports, etc.
complaints,
LEGAL FORM
3
forms used in the conveyance or of the forms of deeds, instruments, or documents creating,
transferring modifying, or limiting rights to real as
well as personal properties, and other forms
related to business contracts or transactions
BUSINESS FORMS
4
is an agreement in
which each party agrees to an exchange,
tipically involving money, goods, or
service.
BUSINESS CONTRACTS
5
Forms that pertain to different kinds of
pleadings, applications, petitions, affidavits,
motions, and the like.
Used to initiate, respond to, or manage civil
and family law cases.
It covers a wide range of legal proceedings not specific to criminal matters.
JUDICIAL FORMS
6
Initiates a civil lawsuit
by outlining the plaintiff's claims against
the defendant.
CIVIL COMPLAINT
7
Notifies the defendant that a
lawsuit has been filed and provides
instructions for responding.
SUMMONS
8
Requests the court to make a
specific ruling or order, such as a motion
to dismiss or a motion for summary
judgment.
MOTION
9
The defendant's formal
response to the complaint, addressing the
allegations and providing any defenses.
ANSWER
10
A sworn statement of facts
used to support motions, applications, or
other legal processes.
AFFIDAVIT
11
Is a remedy by which a party seeks to establish a status, a right, or a particular fact.
Tailored for specific legal actions or unique
judicial needs.
It is limited to particular types
SPECIAL PROCEEDING
12
Used in family law
to request the court to grant an adoption.
PETITION FOR ADOPTION
13
Filed in cases involving domestic violence
or harassment to request protection from
the court.
APPLICATION FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER
14
A legal order requiring that a person in custody be brought before the court to determine the
legality of their detention.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
15
Used to initiate
bankruptcy proceedings and request relief
under bankruptcy laws.
PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY
16
is the procedure by which a person accused
of committing a crime is charged, brought to
trial, and judged.
Used to charge, prosecute, and adjudicate
criminal cases.
CRIMINAL ACTION
17
Initiates criminal
charges against an individual, detailing
the alleged offenses.
CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
18
Authorizes law
enforcement to arrest a suspect based on
probable cause.
ARREST WARRANT
19
Formal accusation of a
crime, typically used in felony cases
where a grand jury has found sufficient
evidence.
INDICTMENT
20
Similar to an indictment but
used in jurisdictions where a grand jury is
not required, detailing the charges against
the defendant.
INFORMATION
21
Document outlining the
terms of a plea bargain, including the
defendant's admission of guilt and the
agreed-upon sentence.
PLEA AGREEMENT
22
Requests that certain evidence be
excluded from trial due to its unlawful
acquisition.
MOTION TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE
23
all pleadings, motions and
similar papers intended for the court and quasi
judicial body's consideration and action shall be written in single space with 1 1/2 space between paragraphs using an easily readable font style of
The party's choice (Arial, Calibri, Times New
Roman), 14 font size, & 13in by 8.5in white
bond paper
FORMAT AND STYLE
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left 1.5in margins, upper 1.2in, right
1.0in and lower 1.0in
MARGINS
25
Section 1, Rule 6 of the Rules of Court
A motion generally seeks an interlocutory relief or order, while a pleading states the ultimate
facts upon which a party bases a claim or defense.
They facilitate a just, speedy, and inexpensive
disposition of every action or proceeding
PLEADINGS
26
is the pleading that initiates a civil
action.
It sets sets forth the plaintiff's cause(s) of
action against the defendant(s), including a
statement of the ultimate facts constituting the
plaintiff's right or claim and the relief sought
COMPLAINT
27
is a pleading wherein the defendant (or any
responding party) sets forth:
ANSWER
28
is a claim that a defending party may have
against the claiming party. It is pleaded in the same action
rather than in a separate suit
COUNTERCLAIM
29
Arises out of or is necessarily connected
with the transaction or occurrence that is
the subject matter of the opposing party's
claim.
COMPULSORY COUNTERCLAIM
30
Does not arise out of the transaction or
occurrence that is the subject matter of the
opposing party's claim.
PERMISSIVE COUNTERCLAIM
31
is a claim by one party against
a co-party arising out of the transaction or occurrence that
is the subject matter of the original action or of a
counterclaim therein.
CROSSCLAIM
32
is a pleading whereby the defendant (or a subsequent third-party defendant) brings in a person not yet a party to the action who is or may be liable to the defendant (or
to the subsequent third-party plaintiff) for all or part of the plaintiff's claim.
THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
33
is a remedy by which a third party,
not originally impleaded in a proceeding, becomes
a party for the protection of a right or interest that
may be adversely affected by the resolution of the
case.
INTERVENTION
34
is meant to address new matters
specifically raised in the Answer which could not have been properly dealt with in the initial
Complaint.
REPLY
35
initiatory pleading stating the
plaintiff's causes of action.
COMPLAINT
36
Responsive pleading stating defenses,
admissions, denials, and possible
counterclaims/cross-claims.
ANSWER
37
a claim by a defending party
against the claiming party (compulsory or
permissive).
COUNTERCLAIM
38
a claim by one party against a
co-party arising out of the subject matter of the
action.
CROSSCLAIM
39
claim to bring in a third-party who may be liable for part or all of the claim against the defendant
THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
40
a pleading by a non-party seeking to protect a right or interest that may be affected by the pending litigation.
COMPLAINT IN INTERVENTION
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a pleading (generally optional) to
controvert new matters raised in the Answer
REPLY
42
sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if
assigned.
CAPTION
43
of the pleading sets
fourth its designation, the allegations of the party's claims
or defenses, the relief prayed for, and the date of the
pleading. (n)
THE BODY
44
Every pleading must
be signed by the party or counsel representing him, stating
in either case his address which should not be a post office
box.
SIGNATURE AND ADDRESS
45
Except when otherwise
specifically required by law or rule, pleadings need not be
under oath, verified or accompanied by affidavit.(5a)
VERIFICATION
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The
plaintiff or principal party shall certify under oath in the
complaint or other initiatory pleading asserting a claim for
relief, or in a sworn certification annexed thereto and
simultaneously filed therewith: (a) that he has not
theretofore commenced any action or filed any claim
involving the same issues in any court, tribunal or
quasi-judicial agency and, to the best of his knowledge, no
such other action or claim is pending therein; (b) if there is
such other pending action or claim, a complete statement
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1
A form of communication that professionals
use to convey information about specialized
topics.
• A writing used by professionals to explain
complex information about specialized topics
in a clear and concise way
to deliver complex information in a clear,
unembellished manner.
It is intended to
explain how something works or to provide
instructions on how to do something
TECHNICAL WRITING
2
An instrument or document to be employed
in a legal transaction or judicial proceedings
that includes the primary essential matters,
the appropriate technical phrases or terms,
and any additional materials required to
render it officially accurate, arrange in
suitable and systematic order, and
conducive adaptation to the circumstances
of the particular case.
An instrument or document to be employed.
in a legal transaction or judicial proceedings.
So it contains specific topics, transactions
and arrangement wherein it can serve as
your proof and also it can use as evidence in
court.
* These could be in the form of affidavits, sales
of personal property, contracts,
reports, etc.
complaints,
LEGAL FORM
3
forms used in the conveyance or of the forms of deeds, instruments, or documents creating,
transferring modifying, or limiting rights to real as
well as personal properties, and other forms
related to business contracts or transactions
BUSINESS FORMS
4
is an agreement in
which each party agrees to an exchange,
tipically involving money, goods, or
service.
BUSINESS CONTRACTS
5
Forms that pertain to different kinds of
pleadings, applications, petitions, affidavits,
motions, and the like.
Used to initiate, respond to, or manage civil
and family law cases.
It covers a wide range of legal proceedings not specific to criminal matters.
JUDICIAL FORMS
6
Initiates a civil lawsuit
by outlining the plaintiff's claims against
the defendant.
CIVIL COMPLAINT
7
Notifies the defendant that a
lawsuit has been filed and provides
instructions for responding.
SUMMONS
8
Requests the court to make a
specific ruling or order, such as a motion
to dismiss or a motion for summary
judgment.
MOTION
9
The defendant's formal
response to the complaint, addressing the
allegations and providing any defenses.
ANSWER
10
A sworn statement of facts
used to support motions, applications, or
other legal processes.
AFFIDAVIT
11
Is a remedy by which a party seeks to establish a status, a right, or a particular fact.
Tailored for specific legal actions or unique
judicial needs.
It is limited to particular types
SPECIAL PROCEEDING
12
Used in family law
to request the court to grant an adoption.
PETITION FOR ADOPTION
13
Filed in cases involving domestic violence
or harassment to request protection from
the court.
APPLICATION FOR A PROTECTIVE ORDER
14
A legal order requiring that a person in custody be brought before the court to determine the
legality of their detention.
WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS
15
Used to initiate
bankruptcy proceedings and request relief
under bankruptcy laws.
PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY
16
is the procedure by which a person accused
of committing a crime is charged, brought to
trial, and judged.
Used to charge, prosecute, and adjudicate
criminal cases.
CRIMINAL ACTION
17
Initiates criminal
charges against an individual, detailing
the alleged offenses.
CRIMINAL COMPLAINT
18
Authorizes law
enforcement to arrest a suspect based on
probable cause.
ARREST WARRANT
19
Formal accusation of a
crime, typically used in felony cases
where a grand jury has found sufficient
evidence.
INDICTMENT
20
Similar to an indictment but
used in jurisdictions where a grand jury is
not required, detailing the charges against
the defendant.
INFORMATION
21
Document outlining the
terms of a plea bargain, including the
defendant's admission of guilt and the
agreed-upon sentence.
PLEA AGREEMENT
22
Requests that certain evidence be
excluded from trial due to its unlawful
acquisition.
MOTION TO SUPPRESS EVIDENCE
23
all pleadings, motions and
similar papers intended for the court and quasi
judicial body's consideration and action shall be written in single space with 1 1/2 space between paragraphs using an easily readable font style of
The party's choice (Arial, Calibri, Times New
Roman), 14 font size, & 13in by 8.5in white
bond paper
FORMAT AND STYLE
24
left 1.5in margins, upper 1.2in, right
1.0in and lower 1.0in
MARGINS
25
Section 1, Rule 6 of the Rules of Court
A motion generally seeks an interlocutory relief or order, while a pleading states the ultimate
facts upon which a party bases a claim or defense.
They facilitate a just, speedy, and inexpensive
disposition of every action or proceeding
PLEADINGS
26
is the pleading that initiates a civil
action.
It sets sets forth the plaintiff's cause(s) of
action against the defendant(s), including a
statement of the ultimate facts constituting the
plaintiff's right or claim and the relief sought
COMPLAINT
27
is a pleading wherein the defendant (or any
responding party) sets forth:
ANSWER
28
is a claim that a defending party may have
against the claiming party. It is pleaded in the same action
rather than in a separate suit
COUNTERCLAIM
29
Arises out of or is necessarily connected
with the transaction or occurrence that is
the subject matter of the opposing party's
claim.
COMPULSORY COUNTERCLAIM
30
Does not arise out of the transaction or
occurrence that is the subject matter of the
opposing party's claim.
PERMISSIVE COUNTERCLAIM
31
is a claim by one party against
a co-party arising out of the transaction or occurrence that
is the subject matter of the original action or of a
counterclaim therein.
CROSSCLAIM
32
is a pleading whereby the defendant (or a subsequent third-party defendant) brings in a person not yet a party to the action who is or may be liable to the defendant (or
to the subsequent third-party plaintiff) for all or part of the plaintiff's claim.
THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
33
is a remedy by which a third party,
not originally impleaded in a proceeding, becomes
a party for the protection of a right or interest that
may be adversely affected by the resolution of the
case.
INTERVENTION
34
is meant to address new matters
specifically raised in the Answer which could not have been properly dealt with in the initial
Complaint.
REPLY
35
initiatory pleading stating the
plaintiff's causes of action.
COMPLAINT
36
Responsive pleading stating defenses,
admissions, denials, and possible
counterclaims/cross-claims.
ANSWER
37
a claim by a defending party
against the claiming party (compulsory or
permissive).
COUNTERCLAIM
38
a claim by one party against a
co-party arising out of the subject matter of the
action.
CROSSCLAIM
39
claim to bring in a third-party who may be liable for part or all of the claim against the defendant
THIRD PARTY COMPLAINT
40
a pleading by a non-party seeking to protect a right or interest that may be affected by the pending litigation.
COMPLAINT IN INTERVENTION
41
a pleading (generally optional) to
controvert new matters raised in the Answer
REPLY
42
sets forth the name of the court, the title of the action, and the docket number if
assigned.
CAPTION
43
of the pleading sets
fourth its designation, the allegations of the party's claims
or defenses, the relief prayed for, and the date of the
pleading. (n)
THE BODY
44
Every pleading must
be signed by the party or counsel representing him, stating
in either case his address which should not be a post office
box.
SIGNATURE AND ADDRESS
45
Except when otherwise
specifically required by law or rule, pleadings need not be
under oath, verified or accompanied by affidavit.(5a)
VERIFICATION
46
The
plaintiff or principal party shall certify under oath in the
complaint or other initiatory pleading asserting a claim for
relief, or in a sworn certification annexed thereto and
simultaneously filed therewith: (a) that he has not
theretofore commenced any action or filed any claim
involving the same issues in any court, tribunal or
quasi-judicial agency and, to the best of his knowledge, no
such other action or claim is pending therein; (b) if there is
such other pending action or claim, a complete statement
CERTIFICATION AGAINST FORUM SHOPPING