Cherokee County Superior Court, Georgia Filing Timing and Cure Windows

CRITICALCriminal cases

The Clerk must reassign an inadvertently assigned case within 60 days of its initial filing if the Judge has taken no action on it.

Current cases in which there were previously filed or have companion or related matters that are inadvertently assigned to a new Judge shall be reassigned to the proper Judge by the Clerk within sixty (60) days of the initial filing, provided no action has occurred by the Judge on the current case.

CRITICALCriminal cases

Subsequent quarterly reports are due by the 10th or the following business day for each following quarter.

The subsequent quarterly reports are due by the 10 th of each month or the following business day of each following quarter.

CRITICAL

The proposed Parenting Plan must be submitted at least five days before a hearing involving custody or parenting time.

Except when a parent seeks emergency relief for family violence, in all cases in party is required to prepare a propose d custody of a child is at issue between the parents, each to at least five (5) days prior Parenting Plan and submit it to the Court and to the opposing party ng Plan is commencement of any hearing involving custody or parenting time.

CRITICALCriminal cases

The District Attorney may seek case reassignment in these situations by filing a request in writing in the case with the Clerk without judicial approval within sixty (60) days of the case creation, no indictment being returned, and no action having been taken by a Judge on the case.

The District Attorney may seek case reassignment in these situations by filing a request in writing in the case with the Clerk without judicial approval within sixty (60) days of the case creation, no indictment being returned, and no action having been taken by a Judge on the case.

WARNINGCriminal cases

The District Attorney may seek reassignment under this provision within 60 days of the initial filing, provided no indictment has been returned and Judge Wallace has taken no action.

within sixty (60) days of the initial initial filing, filing, and no indictment being returned, and no action having been taken by Judge Wallace.

WARNING

A party may file a motion objecting to a videoconference within 10 days; the Court retains sole discretion over how the hearing is conducted.

If a party objects to a videoconference, they may file a motion the stating the facts for warranting an in person hearing within 10 days; however, manner of conducting a hearing shall rest in the sole discretion ofthe Court.

WARNINGCriminal cases

within sixty (60) days without judicial approval.

within sixty (60) days without judicial approval.