Trinity Superior Court Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Each petition to appoint a conservator or guardian, its supporting documents, and later-filed documents must be accompanied by an extra copy for the civil division clerk.
Every party petitioning to appoint a conservator or a guardian shall provide an extra copy of the petition and all supporting documents to the civil division clerk’s office upon filing, which will then be forwarded to the Court Investigator by the clerk. Any additional documents filed after the initial petition shall be subject to the same process.
Each petitioner for a guardianship or conservatorship must provide one extra copy of the petition and supporting documents to the civil division clerk upon filing, and the same applies to later-filed documents.
Every party petitioning to appoint a conservator or a guardian shall provide an extra copy of the petition and all supporting documents to the civil division clerk’s office upon filing, which will then be forwarded to the Court Investigator by the clerk. Any additional documents filed after the initial petition shall be subject to the same process.
Are courtesy copies required in Trinity Superior Court?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for petitions, supporting documents, and additional documents. Details: 1 copy, delivery upon filing. Each petition to appoint a conservator or guardian, its supporting documents, and later-filed documents must be accompanied by an extra copy for the civil division clerk.
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