Judge Jesse J. Outlaw

For the 2 p.m. trial/hearing call, witness lists and exhibits must be tendered to the parties, GAL, and Court one week before the trial, or the witnesses/exhibits will be excluded.

For all matters set for trial or hearing on the 2:00 p.m. call, a witness list and the associated ground must be tendered to all parties, the GAL and the Court one (1) week prior to the commencement of the trial or those witnesses and exhibits will be excluded from the trial or hearing.

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All courtesy copies must be received by 4:30 p.m. three court days before the hearing date, unless exempted or court-ordered otherwise.

With the exception of reports issued by a Guardian ad Litem on a Petition for Temporary Guardian or unless otherwise ordered by the Court, courtesy copies of all submissions to the court must be received by the court no later than 4:30 p.m. three court days (not actual days such as weekends and holidays) prior to the date set for presentation.

Page 1 | Courtesy Copies and Court Orders

When a petition for a temporary or plenary guardian is e-filed, a courtesy copy must be provided to the court at the time of filing so the court will consider the appointment timely.

In order for the court to consider timely the appointment of a GAL, a courtesy copy of a Petition for Appointment of a Temporary Guardian or Plenary Guardian that is e-filed must be provided to the court upon filing.

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All supporting documents for an emergency motion must be delivered to the courtroom or the a talking by hand, mail, or email no later than 10:00 a.m. on the preceding court day.

all supporting documents must be delivered to the courtroom by hand, mail or to the judge's e-mail listed above no later than 10:00 AM on the court day preceding the matter.

Page 2 | Emergency Motions

Unless an email exception applies, courtesy copies must be physically delivered to the court and may not be e-mailed.

All other courtesy copies must be delivered to the Court and are not to be submitted via email.

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Self-represented litigants are permitted to submit courtesy copies to the court by email.

Self-represented litigants are allowed to submit courtesy copies via email.

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Guardian ad litems may email their reports and fee petitions instead of delivering courtesy copies.

Additionally, guardian ad litems may submit reports and petitions for fees via email.

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