Judge Jeffrey W. Clymer

Applies to

Filing

Parties or their attorneys must tender filings in complete and correct form with proper costs and the number of copies determined by the Clerk.

Applies to

Notice of claim

Every account case must include an Affidavit of Debt with the Notice of Claim.

Applies to

Address change notice

Parties must advise the Court in writing of any change of address.

The moving party must notify the other party of a motion to continue and serve notice of the motion.

The party or attorney obtaining a continuance must notify any opposing party in a timely fashion.

Applies to

Continuance order

The Court or Clerk must distribute the order continuing trial to the parties.

A defendant's written jury-trial request may be made no fewer than ten days after receipt of the Notice of Claim.

The filing-fee difference must be paid within ten days after the jury request is granted, or the Court may deny the request.

The landlord must file the Landlord Computation of Damages Form at least seven days before the damages hearing.

Originals or photocopies of the prescribed forms are acceptable; other forms or copies require the assigned Judge's approval.

Filings must use white 8½-by-11-inch paper and be printed or written on one side only.

The joint property exhibit must include all divisible assets and follow the specified asset-form layout.