Both the Montana and the Texas pleadings are quite funny. The initial Montana motion was obviously done in haste and anger, but shows creativity.
I particularly liked the cartoons by the deranged Texan - that and that "holy matrimony" was entered upon by virtue of a Justice of the Peace ceremony! How odd that Texas would have accepted hand-written pleadings so recently.

Because the world's funniest legal pleading was in Texas, I just had to do a little research. It turns out that Paul Hensler (now deceased) was indeed a licensed member of the State Bar of Texas. Mr. Hensler was subjected to disciplinary action and received a partially probated suspension of his law license on 07/10/1988. I can't determine the specific charges that led to the disciplinary action without calling the Disciplinary Committee (and I stay as far away from that bunch as humanly possible), but I would hazard a guess it had something to do with that divorce petition he filed!

http://wingsandvodka.blogs.com/blog/files/divorce_...
The above is the world's single funniest legal pleading.

You forgot to give me the evil file format warning.
I clicked the link but noticed the .pdf too late to stop my browser from freezing.

Obviously the lawyer typed this up, 'cause there's too many typos for a secretary.

Now that's what I call justice

Jimmy: You're not taking much of a break!

I work with several Montanans. Should I be afraid? :)
--arthur