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Discovery doesn’t always go smoothly. When the other side refuses to respond, provides incomplete answers, or ignores deadlines, the rules require you to make a good faith effort before asking the court for help. This class teaches you how to handle discovery disputes professionally, ethically, and effectively. You’ll learn how to: Make a Good Faith Effort - Required by Rule 6.4(B) • Draft a 6.4(B) Letter – No Response • Draft a 6.4(B) Letter – With Discovery Chart Attached • Draft a 6.4(B) Letter – Deficient or Incomplete Response • Draft a Letter Regarding Discovery Interrogatory Count Issues Seeking Court Intervention • Draft the Fulton County Notice of Discovery Dispute • Draft a Motion to Compel Discovery • Draft the Order Granting Motion to Compel If Opposing Party Still Refuses to Comply • Draft a Motion for Contempt and to Strike Pleadings • Request attorney’s fees and sanctions By the end of this class, you’ll know how to escalate discovery issues properly—from professional communication to court enforcement—while following all procedural rules. Digital, editable versions of all forms used in this Class are included with your registration — actionable templates your team can implement immediately to streamline drafting, reduce errors, and reinforce what they’ve learned. __________________________ Want to take it a step further? Want training tailored to your firm? We offer personalized Zoom or in-firm training sessions including lunch-and-learns, half-day workshops, and full-day intensives. __________________________ Want ongoing support after Class? Stay connected with FLS Direct — our private, on-demand support line for family law professionals. - Unlimited phone access to experienced guidance - Available to your attorneys, paralegals, and legal assistants - Same-day support when real-time answers matter most Find more information at https://www.familylawsolutionsinc.com/fls-direct