Free Appendix VI - Format for Pre-Trial Statement - Vermont


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Appendix VI

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF VERMONT FORMAT FOR PRE-TRIAL STATEMENTS [Note: Refer to Vt. LBR 7016-1(b).] A pre-trial statement should be filed jointly by the parties. If the parties are not able to reach an agreement as to a joint pre-trial statement, then each party is expected to file and serve his or her own pretrial statement with an affirmation that he/she has made diligent, good faith efforts to produce a joint pretrial statement, but was unable to do so. The pre-trial statement should include the following information, in this sequence: (a) The correct case caption; (b) A brief procedural history of the case, including the dates: (i) the case was filed; (ii) the instant proceeding was filed; (iii) the various key pleadings and papers were filed; and (iv) when the pretrial statement is due; (c) A statement of the undisputed material facts; (d) A statement of the disputed material facts; (e) An outline of the contested legal issues (including whether the Court has jurisdiction to enter final orders on each issue); (f) An outline of all evidentiary issues and any anticipated objections; (g) Identification of witnesses with a brief summary of each witness's anticipated testimony; (h) Identification of exhibits and an assertion that exhibits will be exchanged, marked and copied prior to the hearing so the Court and all counsel shall have a complete set available to them throughout the trial or hearing; (i) The estimated length of the trial or contested hearing; and (j) Any unique circumstances to be addressed.