Maryland Motion/Certificate of Service/Order (Bilingual — Spanish Format) is a document used in Maryland courts to provide official notice to parties in a legal proceeding. This document is typically used to alert the parties of a hearing, notify them of the court’s decision, or to provide notice of other proceedings. This document is written in both English and Spanish to accommodate parties who are more comfortable reading or speaking in Spanish. The types of Maryland Motion/Certificate of Service/Order (Bilingual — Spanish Format) include: * Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment: This document is used to request that a default judgment be set aside. * Motion for Summary Judgment: This document is used to request summary judgment in a case. * Motion to Strike: This document is used to request that a party’s pleadings or evidence be struck from the record. * Motion for Contempt: This document is used to request that a party be held in contempt for violating a court order. * Certificate of Service: This document is used to certify that a document has been served to the parties involved in the case. * Order to Show Cause: This document is used to require a party to appear in court to explain why a particular action should not be taken.