Drafting Supplemental Pleading Guide

Summary

Drafting a supplemental pleading in Washington involves several steps: include your name, address, and phone number; the courts name, address, and case number; and the title of the document. Start with an introduction mentioning the original pleading and the need to add new facts. The authority would be the court where the original case was filed. Always consult a lawyer for personalized advice.

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how do I draft a supplemental pleading to include new facts of continuing harassment of unlawful conduct, public disclosure of private official business, and stolen property in retaliation?
Hello ****. Drafting a supplemental pleading requires following the rules of the court. In Washington, some steps are:
*. Caption and title of the pleading
*. Body with new facts, citing the prior pleading
*. Statement explaining the importance of new facts
*. Signature and date.
Always consult with a lawyer before proceeding.
how would I start the written form?
Hello ****. Starting a supplemental pleading in Washington would typically begin with the following:
*. Your name, address, and phone number at the top left.
*. The court's name, address, and case number.
*. Title of the document (e.g., "Supplemental Pleading").
*. Introduction, mentioning the original pleading and the need to add new facts due to ongoing harassment.
Remember to consult a lawyer for personalized advice.
what would the authority be?
The authority would typically be the court where the original case was filed. You should address your supplemental pleading to that court. Remember, this is general guidance and it would be best to consult with a local attorney for specific advice.