Judge Aryeh D. Schwartz
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
Adjournments
- Motions to extend deadlines or continue hearings must be filed timely with a proposed order and copies to all parties.
- Motions to extend deadlines must state the current deadline date and the requested new date, in both the motion and proposed order.
Request must include
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Document Filing Requirements1 rule
Motions for telephonic appearance must include a proposed order and state the reason for the request; such motions are not automatically granted, especially for trials and evidentiary hearings.
If you would like to appear telephonically for a hearing, then file a motion requesting that relief, and provide us a proposed form of order. Importantly, in the motion, state the reason for your request. Motions for telephonic appearances are not automatically granted, especially for trials and other evidentiary hearings.
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Adjournment & Extension Requirements
Motions to extend deadlines or continue hearings must be filed timely with a proposed order and copies to all parties.
If you need a deadline to be extended or a hearing date to be continued, then file a motion requesting that relief on a timely basis, and provide us a proposed form of order. You must provide copies of your motion to the other parties in the case.
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Motions to extend deadlines must state the current deadline date and the requested new date, in both the motion and proposed order.
If you are filing a motion to extend a deadline for filing any pleading or other document, specifically state (1) the date of the current deadline and (2) the date to which you request the deadline to be extended. Your proposed form of order should contain the same information.
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Chambers Communication Rules
Court staff may not discuss case substance or give legal advice; communications are limited to procedural matters such as calendaring, lodging orders, submitting exhibits, and status checks.
Please note that you may not discuss the substance of your case with court staff or ask them for legal advice. Communications with staff should be limited to general, procedural aspects of your case, such as calendaring issues, lodging proposed forms of order in advance of a hearing, submitting proposed exhibits in advance of a trial, and checking on the status of a pleading.
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Contact the Judicial Assistant if more than 30 days have passed since a matter was taken under advisement or submitted for a ruling.
Whether a matter is taken under advisement at the conclusion of a trial, evidentiary hearing, or oral argument, or a matter is submitted on pleadings alone, if more than 30 days has passed since the matter has been taken under advisement or otherwise submitted for a ruling, please contact my Judicial Assistant.
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Email communication with court staff is permitted if staff provide their address, and all other parties must be copied on such emails.
Depending upon the circumstances, court staff may provide you their email address, in which case you may communicate with them via email. If any other parties are involved in your case, you should copy them on any email communications you have with staff.
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Contact the Judicial Assistant by phone at (602) 506-3892 to reach the division.
If you need to reach us, call my Judicial Assistant, Stefanie Miranda, at (602) 506-3892.
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