21st Judicial Circuit Court, Kankakee County, Illinois Courtesy Copy Requirements
8 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
Each party must provide the judge a courtesy copy of their Financial Affidavit at least 7 days before a hearing or pretrial involving financial issues.
Each party shall provide a courtesy copy of their Financial Affidavit to the judge at least 7-days prior to hearing or Pretrial involving financial issues.
CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of the mediator report must be submitted to the Chief Judge’s Administrative Assistant or designee.
A courtesy copy of the report shall be submitted to the Administrative Assistant to the Chief Judge or designee.
CRITICAL
Do not send documents to open a probate matter to Judge Purcell through his courtesy-copy email address.
Please do not send documents to open a probate matter to Judge Purcell via his courtesy copy email address.
CRITICALCivil cases
If a brief packet contains a brief exceeding 20 pages including attached exhibits, submit one complete hard-copy packet of all briefs to the Judge at least 10 court days before the hearing.
For brief packets containing a brief over 20 pages (counting the attached exhibits), hard copies of all briefs must be submitted to the Judge at least 10—court days prior to the hearing. Submit 1 complete hard copy brief packet—no piecemeal submissions.
CRITICALCivil cases
Submit a hard copy of pre-trial packets to Judge Parkhurst at least 14 court days before the final pre-trial.
Submit hard copy of pre-trial packets to Judge Parkhurst at least 14—court days prior to the final pre-trial.
WARNING
When Judge Purcell requests courtesy copies of pleadings, motions, or related briefs, they should be sent to his courtesy-copy email address.
When courtesy copies of pleadings, motions and related briefs are requested by Judge Purcell, they should be provided to him via his courtesy copy email address – ajpcourtesy@kankakeecountyil.gov.
WARNING
Courtesy-copy emails should not include documents that have not been filed with the Clerk, except for proposed orders for pending matters or materials specifically requested by the judge.
Other than proposed orders for pending matters or other materials specifically requested by the judge, courtesy copy emails should not include any document that has not already been filed in the case through the Clerk of the Circuit Court’s office.
WARNING
Proposed orders submitted before a court appearance and orders submitted afterward should be sent using the courtesy-copy email address.
Proposed Orders in advance of a court appearance and Orders submitted following a court appearance should be submitted using the courtesy copy email address.
Are courtesy copies required in 21st Judicial Circuit Court, Kankakee County, Illinois?
21st Judicial Circuit Court, Kankakee County, Illinois: Courtesy-copy rule applies for financial affidavits. Details: 1 copy, delivery at least 7 days before hearing or pretrial. Each party must provide the judge a courtesy copy of their Financial Affidavit at least 7 days before a hearing or pretrial involving financial issues.
Judge Lindsay A. Parkhurst: Courtesy-copy rule applies when a filing is > 20 pages. Details: 1 copy, delivery at least 10 court days before hearing. If a brief packet contains a brief exceeding 20 pages including attached exhibits, submit one complete hard-copy packet of all briefs to the Judge at least 10 court days before the hearing.
Judge Andrew J. Purcell: Courtesy-copy rule applies for probate case opening documents. Do not send documents to open a probate matter to Judge Purcell through his courtesy-copy email address.
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