Rule 6-1409 Identification of pleadings.

Every document you file with the court needs to clearly show certain basic information. This includes the case caption (the names of the parties involved), a description of what the document is (like "Motion to Dismiss" or "Answer"), and who is filing it.

If you're filing anything after the initial document that starts the case, like a complaint or petition, you also need to include the case number. This helps the court keep everything organized and makes sure your filing gets matched to the right case file.

Basically, this rule exists so the court clerk and judge can quickly tell what a document is, who filed it, and which case it belongs to. Leaving out this information can cause delays or confusion with your filing.