The Illinois Appeal-Civil Docketing Statement is a document that must be completed and filed with the court when a civil appeal is taken in Illinois. It contains important information needed to docket the appeal, such as the case number, the names of the parties, the court of origin, the type of appeal being taken, and the date of the trial court's final order. The statement must also include a brief statement of the facts and issues on appeal and must be signed by the appellant's counsel. There are three different types of Illinois Appeal-Civil Docketing Statement: the Notice of Appeal, the Notice of Cross-Appeal, and the Notice of Interlocutory Appeal.
The Illinois Appeal-Civil Docketing Statement is a document that must be completed and filed with the court when a civil appeal is taken in Illinois. It contains important information needed to docket the appeal, such as the case number, the names of the parties, the court of origin, the type of appeal being taken, and the date of the trial court's final order. The statement must also include a brief statement of the facts and issues on appeal and must be signed by the appellant's counsel. There are three different types of Illinois Appeal-Civil Docketing Statement: the Notice of Appeal, the Notice of Cross-Appeal, and the Notice of Interlocutory Appeal.
