Judge Thomas J. Saadi

Applies to

Motion for psychological evaluation

The movant should not submit Form JD-JM-46 as part of the motion for psychological evaluation but should provide a list of collateral contacts and/or documents to be released to the evaluator;

Applies to

JD-JM-46 form

At the CSC, pursuant to Practice Book § 34a-21 (c), a CSO or another representative of the court should complete JD-JM-46 with the input of all parties in the case. Once completed, the Form should be submitted for the Judge’s signature;

Applies to

Motion for psychological evaluation

A motion filed by agreement must clearly state on its face that the parties have reached an agreement.

The written case status update and copies for counsel must be provided one week before the ICR.

The opposing party must respond to a motion or objection requiring court action within the time set by the Practice Book.

A Request for Adjudication should be filed after the response period ends, but may be filed earlier if immediate action is needed or the parties agree.

Applies to

Request for adjudication

Requests for Adjudication must be e-filed unless the filer is a self-represented party who opts out or an attorney exempt from e-filing.

Applies to

Foreclosure judgment document

Documents required to obtain a foreclosure judgment, other than the specified original instruments, must be e-filed individually under their appropriate titles.

Applies to

Original note mortgage deed assignment of mortgage

The original note, mortgage deed, and assignment of mortgage must each be uploaded as a separately titled electronic exhibit.

A pending case may not be rescheduled without the Court’s express permission.

Continuance requests must be timely and written, except when an emergency occurs.

When the Court grants a continuance, the requesting party must give written notice to the opposing party.