Motion in Limine (Exclude Evidence Before Trial)

A Motion in Limine is filed before trial or a merits hearing to ask the court to exclude specific evidence, testimony, or argument that is inadmissible, prejudicial, or otherwise improper. Common uses include excluding text messages obtained improperly, prior bad acts evidence, hearsay, or expert testimony that does not meet the required standard. This is a litigation-focused motion most relevant in contested hearings. An optional 30-minute phone consultation is available. 

Includes: 

• Motion in Limine (identifying the evidence to be excluded and the legal basis) 

• Proposed Order Granting Motion in Limine 

• Certificate of Service 

• Step-by-step filing instruction letter 

Notes: 

• Must be filed sufficiently in advance of the hearing date — check your scheduling order. 

• Client must identify the specific evidence or testimony to be excluded. 

• Turnaround: 3–5 business days from intake receipt (or after consultation if elected).