What should be included in a response to motion for summary judgment?

Answer by  Kissy (18)

You will need to include a persuasive paragraph of the facts, and then, give your arguments as to why facts are in dispute and tell the judge what you want.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Detail the reasons that support the motion for summary judgment. Be clear, to the point, but don't make any conclusions. That's what the judge is for.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well basically you have to include all of the facts that you would like to dispute. You need to prove why you are disputing and the reasons and facts for dispute should be very clear and persuasive. If they are not persuasive you may not be able to dispute effectively.

Answer by  KeeyaZ (30)

A response to a motion for summary judgement should include an argument that there is a genuine issue of material fact in the case.

Answer by  Lucy1488 (44)

What should be in a response to a moption for summary judgement are the fact leading to a judgement in your favor. You must put in all the elements.

Answer by  vkcopper (358)

Respondent request relief that a judgment rendered against you was not properly served, or the court did not have jurisdiction over that type of case. One could also state, a person named or served was not originally a party named in the suit. There are disputed material facts sufficient; as the judgment was fraudulently altered to increase the amount granted.

Answer by  Mary (2095)

Seek the advice of an attorney. Any response must be done quickly and accurately or you risk losing your case and the Judge finding in favor of the other party. A response should follow the format of the motion and respond basically paragraph for paragraph with a basic theme that facts are in question, disagreed on, and disputed.