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What is a preliminary statement?

The introductory part of a statute or deed, stating its purpose, aims, and justification.

What is a statement of the issues?

A document that describes the principal issues between the parties in proceedings for a financial remedy.

How do you write a preliminary statement?

Drafting a Strong Preliminary Statement Begin with a strong opening sentence that captures the readers attention. Tell the court what you want. Tell the court why you should get what you want. Be concise. In most instances, do not cite cases in the preliminary statement.

What is a preliminary statement in writing?

Every brief should have an upfront summary of your overall position on the motion, typically called the Preliminary Statement. It is perhaps the most important part of the brief.

What is a statement of issues to be presented on appeal?

A Statement of Issues should: (1) be persuasive without being argumentative; (2) ask the precise legal question; (3) reference favorable legal rule(s), unless the legal premise is obvious; and (4) include favorable facts unless the question is purely legal.