A Lack of Form Petition is a legal document that is used to challenge the sufficiency of a pleading in a court of law. This type of petition is typically filed by a defendant who believes that the complaint or other pleading submitted by the plaintiff does not meet the legal requirements of the court. The petition will generally allege that the pleading does not provide enough detail to determine the case and will request that the plaintiff’s pleading be amended or stricken. There are two types of Lack of Form Petitions: a motion to dismiss and a motion to make more definite and certain. A motion to dismiss is used to challenge the sufficiency of the pleadings based on the facts and arguments presented. A motion to make more definite and certain is used to challenge the sufficiency of the pleadings based on the lack of clarity and detail in the pleadings.