Judge Stanley M. Brandmeyer

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Notice of hearing

Must include

case number

A hearing notice must identify the motion judge, action title and number, and presentation date and time; a motion notice must state the motion’s nature.

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Discovery service certification

Counsel must file with the Clerk a certification briefly describing a discovery request and including proof of service on its recipient.

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Discovery compliance certification

In civil matters, counsel must file a compliance certification with the Clerk that identifies the documents provided in response to the discovery request.

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Motion hearing notice

The party requesting a hearing must give written notice to parties who have appeared and are not in default for failure to plead, and to parties whose time to appear has not expired.

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Motion notice

Notice of a motion made within a court day of trial must be given as directed by the court.

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Notice of additional relief

Notice that additional relief is sought must be given in accordance with Supreme Court Rule 11.

A summary judgment motion may not be heard until at least ten days after service of its notice of motion.

When the Clerk’s office is open, a complaint or petition seeking the listed ex parte orders must be filed with the Clerk before applying to a judge.

When required, a Financial Affidavit is due by the earlier of the proposed-parenting-plan deadline under 750 ILCS 5/602.10 or at least five days before the contested-issues hearing, unless the court orders otherwise; a new affidavit is not required for permanent relief absent a substantial change if one was filed for temporary relief.

A Financial Affidavit must use the Illinois Supreme Court-designated form and include the supporting documentary evidence required by 750 ILCS 5/501 for temporary issues.

The notice attached to the summons must highlight or bold Rules 9-8 and 9-10(b) and (c).

Format

PDF

All submissions for a remote hearing must be in PDF format.