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The difference between a request and a motion is that:
 
  a. A request is automatically granted usually thirty days after filing, absent any objections.
  b. A motion is a document that asks the court to take some type of action.
  c. A motion is usually accompanied by an order and affidavit.
  d. There is no difference.

Question 2

Because most forms of discovery can only be exchanged between parties, how can Callie's attorney get tax documents from her husband, Tim?
 
  a. Contact the tax preparer personally.
  b. Send Tim a Request for Production.
  c. Send Tim a Request for Admissions.
  d. Depose an IRS representative.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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