A guide to civil motion practice in Georgia Courts, this treatise strikes a happy medium between substantive and procedural aspects of the various motions. The author goes "behind the rules" where practicable to offer additional substantive legal guidance. Georgia Motion Practice: —Addresses the wide variations in substantive and procedural aspects in filing civil motions —Is the only resource of its kind presently available to Georgia civil practitioners and paralegals —Is written by veteran GA litigator Thomas J. ("Tom") Mew IV —Narrows down what you what you need to know about motions at the trial and appellate level —Keeps novice and tenured litigators current as trends emerge and develop into process —Chapters Include: What is a Motion? -Fundamentals of Motion Practice -Provisional Remedies and Special Proceedings- Motions to Dismiss and Related Motions- Motions Concerning Parties -Discovery Motions- Judgment Motions- Miscellaneous Pretrial Motions- Trial and Post-Trial Motions- Appellate Motions