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STATE OF ILLINOIS,

CIRCUIT COURT

COUNTY

MOTION

For Court Use Only

Instructions

Plaintiff / Petitioner (First, middle, last name)

v.

Defendants / Respondents (First, middle, last name, or business name)

Directly above, enter

the name of the county

where the case was

filed.

Enter the name of the

person who started the

lawsuit as

Plaintiff/Petitioner.

Enter the names of the

people and businesses

sued as Defendants/

Respondents.

Case Number

Enter the Case Number

given by the Circuit

Clerk.

In 1, title your Motion.

Explain in a few words

what you are asking the

judge to do. This

should match the title

you wrote in 1 on the

Notice of Court Date

for Motion.

In 2, check if you are the

Plaintiff/Petitioner or

Defendant/Respondent.

1. Motion to:

2. Motion by: Plaintiff/Petitioner Defendant/Respondent 3. Write what you are asking the judge to do and the reasons why the judge should agree with you:

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Enter the Case Number given by the Circuit Clerk:

I need more room to explain and I have listed additional information on the attached Additional Motion form.

Under the Code of

Civil Procedure, 735

ILCS 5/1-109,

making a statement

on this form that you

know to be false is

perjury, a Class 3

Felony.

I certify that everything in the Motion is true and correct. I understand that making a false statement on this form is perjury and has penalties provided by law under 735 ILCS 5/1-109.

/s/

Your Signature Street Address

If you are completing

this form on a

computer, sign your

name by typing it. If Print Your Name City, State, ZIP you are completing it

by hand, sign and

print your name. Telephone Email

Atty # (if any)

Enter your complete

address, telephone

number, and email

address, if you have

one.

GETTING COURT DOCUMENTS BY EMAIL: You should use an email account that you do not share with anyone else and that you check every day. If you do not check your email every day, you may miss important information, notice of court dates, or documents from other parties. In 1a, enter the name,

mailing address, and

email address of the

party you are sending

the document to. If

they have a lawyer,

you must enter the

lawyer’s information.

In 1b, check the box to

show how you are

sending the document.

CAUTION: If you

and the person you are

sending the document

to have an email

address, you must use

one of the first two

options. Otherwise,

you may use one of the

other options.

PROOF OF DELIVERY

1. I am sending the Motion

a. To:

Name:

First Middle Last

Address:

Street, Apt # City State ZIP

Email address:

b. By:

An approved electronic filing service provider (EFSP)

Email (not through an EFSP)

Only use one of the methods below if you do not have an email address, or the person you are sending the document to does not have an email address.

Personal hand delivery to:

The party

The party’s family member who is 13 or older, at the party’s residence

The party’s lawyer

The party’s lawyer’s office

Mail or third-party carrier

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In c, fill in the date and

time that you are

sending the document.

Enter the Case Number given by the Circuit Clerk: c. On: at: a.m. p.m.

Date Time

In 2, if you are sending

the document to more

than 1 party or lawyer,

fill in a, b, and c.

Otherwise leave 2

blank.

2. I am sending this document:

a. To:

Name:

First Middle Last

In 2a, enter the name, Address:

mailing address, and Street, Apt # City State ZIP

email address of the

party you are sending Email address:

the document to. If

they have a lawyer, b. By:

you must enter the An approved electronic filing service provider (EFSP) lawyer’s information. Email (not through an EFSP) In 2b, check the box to

show how you are Only use one of the methods below if you do not have an email address, or the sending the document. person you are sending the document to does not have an email address. CAUTION: If you Personal hand delivery to:

and the person you are

sending the document The party

to have an email The party’s family member who is 13 or older, at the party’s residence address, you must use

one of the first two

The party’s lawyer

options. Otherwise, The party’s lawyer’s office

you may use one of the Mail or third-party carrier other options.

c. On at: a.m. p.m.

Date

I have completed an Additional Proof of Delivery form. I certify that everything in the Proof of Delivery is true and correct. I understand that making In c, fill in the date and

time that you are

sending the document.

If you are sending your

document to more than

2 parties or lawyers,

check the box and file

the Additional Proof of

Delivery with this

form.

Under the Code of

Civil Procedure, 735

ILCS 5/1-109, a false statement on this form is perjury and has penalties provided by law under making a statement 735 ILCS 5/1-109.

on this form that you

know to be false is

perjury, a Class 3

Felony.

/s/

Your Signature Street Address

If you are completing

this form on a Print Your Name City, State, ZIP

computer, sign your

name by typing it. If

you are completing it

by hand, sign and Telephone Email

print your name.

GETTING COURT DOCUMENTS BY EMAIL: You should use an email account that you do not share with anyone else and that you check every day. If you do not check your email every day, you may miss important information, notice of court dates, or documents from other parties.

Enter your complete

address, telephone

number, and email

address, if you have

one.

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