Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit) Service and Proof of Service Rules
12 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
CRITICAL
The draft written order or judgment must be served on opposing counsel, and proof of service must accompany its presentation to the court.
Unless the Court directs otherwise, whenever a written order or judgment is required, the attorney or the prevailing party shall promptly prepare and present a draft to the court, with proof of service on opposing counsel.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Pleading
The clerk shall refuse to file any pleading which is not signed and/or accompanied by a proof of service.
The clerk shall refuse to file any pleading which is not signed and/or accompanied by a proof of service.
CRITICAL
Specified interrogatories, discovery materials, and depositions must be served with proof of service on other counsel or parties and must not be filed with the clerk.
A. Restrictive Filing of Discovery. Interrogatories under Supreme Court Rules 213 and 220, and the answers thereto, discovery of documents and other materials under Supreme Court Rule 214, and depositions under Supreme Court Rules 206 and 207 shall be served with proof of service upon other counsel or parties, but shall not be filed with the clerk of the court. The party responsible for service of the discovery material shall retain the original and become the custodian.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Order to show cause
- Service
- Personal service
The signed, file-marked order to show cause must be personally served, with the appearance set 21 to 40 days after issuance and service at least seven days before the appearance date.
A signed and file-marked copy of the order to show cause shall be personally served upon the respondent in the manner of summons requiring an appearance not less than 21 days nor more than 40 days after issuance, and shall be served not less than seven days before the day for appearance.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Judgment of contempt
A signed, file-marked copy of the contempt judgment must be served on the contemnor, and proof of service must be filed.
A signed, file-marked copy of the judgment shall be served upon the contemnor, and proof of service shall be filed.
CRITICAL
When a mediation order appointing a mediator is entered, the Circuit Clerk must mail or fax the order and specified case documents to the mediator.
Upon entry of a Mediation Order appointing a mediator, the Circuit Clerk shall: a. Mail or fax a copy of the Order to the mediator together with copies of the following: b. Record sheets and pleadings in dispute, and c. Financial affidavits and pre-mediation questionnaires, if any.
CRITICAL
The mediator must serve a copy of the report on all parties.
A copy of said report shall be served by the mediator upon all parties.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Notice
- Service
Each litigant must receive a mailed notice when the case is rescheduled.
Each party litigant shall receive a notice in the mail upon rescheduling.
CRITICAL
- Service
Each litigant must receive mailed notice when the case is rescheduled.
Each party litigant shall receive a notice in the mail upon rescheduling.
WARNING
- Service
Each litigant must receive mailed notice when the case is rescheduled.
Each party litigant shall receive a notice in the mail upon rescheduling.
WARNING
Litigants must ensure their mailing addresses are current.
Litigants are directed to ensure that their mailing addresses are updated and current.
WARNING
Litigants are directed to keep their mailing addresses current.
Litigants are directed to ensure that their mailing addresses are updated and current.
What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
Proof of service is required for the covered service rule. Details: recipient: the opposing party. The draft written order or judgment must be served on opposing counsel, and proof of service must accompany its presentation to the court.
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What rule applies to service for pleading in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
The clerk shall refuse to file any pleading which is not signed and/or accompanied by a proof of service.
What rule applies to service for order to show cause in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
Details: method: personal service. The signed, file-marked order to show cause must be personally served, with the appearance set 21 to 40 days after issuance and service at least seven days before the appearance date.
What rule applies to service for judgment of contempt in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
Proof of service is required for the covered service rule. A signed, file-marked copy of the contempt judgment must be served on the contemnor, and proof of service must be filed.
What service or proof of service rules apply in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
When a mediation order appointing a mediator is entered, the Circuit Clerk must mail or fax the order and specified case documents to the mediator.
2 more rules answer this question.
What rule applies to serving all parties in Circuit Court of Massac County, Illinois (1st Judicial Circuit)?
Details: recipient: all parties. The mediator must serve a copy of the report on all parties.
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