Choose from: (a). Find your state's rules of civil procedure. There should be an internet search engine to find the rules of civil procedure for your state. (b). Accordingly, you should reach out before filing your motion. Ideally, you should send a letter. (c). It may be easiest to talk with each side of the argument as you begin the motion to compel. Find out if the other side had any information in support of the motion. (d). You should insist on an " standard " motion that lays out the facts of the case against you. The standard motion should explain what the other side will have to prove in order to compel without raising resistance.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to file a motion to compel
Confer with the other side.
In federal court, rule 37 requires that you make a " good faith " effort to get the information from the other side before asking for the court's help. Many states also require that you try to get the information from the other side informally.
Answer:
(b).