Response / Opposition to a Motion (Any Type)

If the opposing party has filed a motion against you — a motion to modify, a motion for contempt, a motion to compel, or any other motion — you have the right to file a written Response or Opposition. Maryland courts typically allow 15 days to respond to a motion. This package prepares a written opposition addressing the other party’s motion point by point, with legal argument and a proposed order denying the relief requested. An optional 30-minute phone consultation is available. 

Includes: 

• Response / Opposition to Motion (addressing each argument raised) 

• Proposed Order Denying the Motion 

• Certificate of Service 

• Step-by-step filing instruction letter 

Notes: 

• Client must provide a copy of the motion being opposed and all attachments. 

• Response deadlines vary — check your scheduling order or Maryland Rule 2-311. 

• Price applies to a single motion response. If multiple motions require responses, contact us for a combined quote. 

• Turnaround: 2–3 business days from intake receipt (or after consultation if elected).