Judge Brian J. Buckelew

Applies to

Motion

The Court will not approve the Settlement Administrator's costs award until the final approval hearing, when admissible evidence supporting the request must be provided.

Applies to

Stipulations

Counsel must confer before trial, attempt to stipulate, and reduce all stipulations to writing; written stipulations are filed and read aloud into the record during jury trials.

Applies to

Settlement conference statement

Each party must file a Settlement Conference Statement at least 10 calendar days before the MSC, or 15 calendar days if service is by mail.

Applies to

Application

The moving party must send a copy of the application to FCS.

The party requesting criminal protective order modification must serve the Request on all parties and agencies, including the District Attorney, Adult Probation (if applicable), the accused, and the accused's attorney, at least five days before the hearing.

Service

Electronic service to all parties

All represented parties must electronically send all briefs, motions in limine, and witness lists to all parties before settlement conferences.

Drop box filings are checked once per court day at 4:00 p.m. and deemed received at that time on retrieval day.

Deadline

10 calendar days

The Court must set a review hearing within 94 calendar days of appointment; if no written objections are received within 10 calendar days before the hearing, no appearance is necessary.

Deadline

94 calendar days

The Court will set a compliance review approximately 94 calendar days after appointment to confirm the Inventory and Appraisal and Notice have been filed and served.

Parties filing electronically must use one of the court's approved electronic filing service providers, with procedures available on the court's website.

Applies to

Adr stipulation and order form

Unless the parties otherwise agree, the plaintiff is responsible for e-filing the ADR stipulation and order.

Applies to

Application and order

DFCS must e-file an Application and Order requesting the court order the child returned to the parent on a Family Maintenance plan.