The Illinois Motion & Order to Dismiss TOP/Interior/Plenary OP is a type of legal motion filed by a defendant in a civil case in the state of Illinois. This motion is used to request the dismissal of a case before the trial begins. The motion can be granted if the court finds that the plaintiff's case is legally insufficient to proceed. The three types of Illinois Motion & Order to Dismiss TOP/Interior/Plenary OP are: 1. Motion to Dismiss for TOP (Early Order of Protection): This motion is filed when the plaintiff has failed to provide sufficient evidence to support the allegations of the complaint. 2. Motion to Dismiss for Interim OP (Interim Order of Protection): This motion is filed when the plaintiff has failed to provide sufficient evidence to support a temporary order of protection. 3. Motion to Dismiss for Plenary OP (Plenary Order of Protection): This motion is filed when the plaintiff has failed to provide sufficient evidence to support a full order of protection. These motions are typically filed before a trial begins and are used to prevent a case from going to trial when the plaintiff's case is legally insufficient. When the motion is granted, the case is dismissed without prejudice, meaning that the plaintiff can refile the case with additional evidence.