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By Practical Law Litigation. Maintained ? Illinois. A sample statement regarding attempts to resolve discovery disputes under Illinois Supreme Court Rule 201(k) that counsel may include in a discovery-related motion in Illinois circuit court civil litigation.
It is evidence that may be used in court. It is also designed to prevent the opposing party from ?ambushing? at trial and surprising the other side with facts that had not been revealed. Without discovery your attorney is working in the dark. Your attorney does not know all the ins and outs of your marriage.
Additionally, you must know how to use rule 201(k) in order to get the discovery you need so you will have the evidence you need to negotiate, settle or try your Illinois divorce case. One of those rules, 201(k), requires the parties to cooperate in resolving any disputes they have regarding discovery.
One of those rules, 201(k), requires the parties to cooperate in resolving any disputes they have regarding discovery. ?Reasonable Attempt to Resolve Differences Required. The parties shall facilitate discovery under these rules and shall make reasonable attempts to resolve differences over discovery.
The court may at any time on its own initiative, or on motion of any party or witness, make a protective order as justice requires, denying, limiting, conditioning, or regulating discovery to prevent unreasonable annoyance, expense, embarrassment, disadvantage, or oppression.