Case law is full of examples of motions in limine being successfully argued to preclude the introduction of evidence as being improper due to various reasons, such as (1) privilege,17 (2) settlement discussions, (3) proof of inadmissible character evidence, (4) pleadings in court regarding estimated future claims, (5) extrinsic evidence of unambiguous document, (6)use of depositions from another proceeding, (7) use of a transcript from a prior proceeding,(8) exclusion of expert testimony on divorce law, (9) limiting the use of hearsay evidence, (10) affidavits, (11) exculpatory clauses contained in service orders and work tickets, (12) new damage theories, (13) evidence of state of mind of a civil contemnor and (14) limiting evidence and arguments under §523(a)(7) because no facts had been pled to warrant consideration.