Superior Court, Judicial District of Ansonia-Milford, Connecticut Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Civil cases

The listed applications, motions, and objections receive a separate hearing notice even if they have not been marked Ready.

You will also receive a separate notice with hearing information, including date, time, and type of hearing (in person or remote), for applications for exemption, motions for modification of execution, motions for examination of judgment debtor, motions for approval of report of an attorney trial referee or fact-finder, or an objection to one of these motions, even if the motion or objection has not been marked Ready.

Civil cases

A party seeking a papers-only decision on a non-arguable motion must mark the motion Take Papers.

If a party wants to ask the Court to review and decide the motion on the papers that have been filed, mark the motion "Take Papers."

Civil cases

A party may request a papers-only decision on an arguable motion by marking it TAKE PAPERS, but the Court may require argument and then schedule a later hearing.

A party can request that the Court decide a motion listed as arguable (ARG) by reviewing the papers by marking the motion �TAKE PAPERS.� It is in the Court�s discretion to decide the matter by reviewing the papers or to require argument. If the Court requires argument on the motion, the clerk will schedule a hearing at a later date and notify the parties of the hearing date.

Criminal cases

If changes to the proposed agreement are needed, the parties should be informed and a Case Status Conference should be scheduled to discuss them before the motion is submitted to the court.

If it is determined that changes to the proposed agreement are necessary, parties should be informed, and a CSC should be scheduled to discuss the needed changes prior to the submission of the motion to the court;

Civil cases

No hearing will be scheduled for a Motion for Supplemental Judgment unless the Court orders otherwise.

Unless otherwise ordered by the court, no hearing will be scheduled for a Motion for Supplemental Judgment.

Civil cases

Argument on a non-arguable motion will not occur on the short-calendar date; if the Court allows or requires argument, the clerk will schedule a later hearing and notify the parties.

No argument will take place on the day of the short calendar. If the court allows, or requires argument on the motion, the clerk will schedule a hearing at a later date and notify the parties of the hearing date.

Civil cases

An arguable motion marked Ready will be scheduled for a later hearing, and the parties will receive a separate notice with the hearing details.

Motions that are arguable (ARG) that were marked �Ready� by you, or another party, will be scheduled for a hearing at a later date. You will receive a separate notice with hearing information including the date, time, and type of hearing (in person or remote).