Court Rules
About Judge Sheila Ann Gibson

Judge Sheila Ann Gibson serves as a district judge on the Third Judicial Circuit Court of Michigan, the state trial court for Wayne County. The court handles a wide range of civil, criminal, and family matters.

The published procedures are identified as document 63, but the filename does not describe the contents; practitioners should refer to the court's general rules for specific procedures.

Common questions about Judge Sheila Ann Gibson's rules

What must be included with epraecipe filings before Judge Sheila Ann Gibson?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. An ePraecipe must be submitted after the court's scheduling order is received, or the hearing will not be scheduled.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion for Summary Disposition Procedure

What must be included with motion to adjourn filings before Judge Sheila Ann Gibson?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. All motions to adjourn dates must attach a copy of the scheduling order.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Status Conference Procedure

How may parties contact Judge Sheila Ann Gibson's chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Sheila Ann Gibson's clerk. Email the judge's Court Clerk for assistance with adjournments in motion practice.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion Practice

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Sheila Ann Gibson?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. The request must include reason for request. The first case evaluation adjournment may be via stipulation, but subsequent adjournments require a motion, and the stipulation must state a very detailed reason.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Status Conference Procedure

Is electronic filing required before Judge Sheila Ann Gibson?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Summary disposition motions must be e-filed and followed up with a hard copy to the court via hand-delivery or U.S. Mail.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion for Summary Disposition Procedure

When is a filing treated as filed before Judge Sheila Ann Gibson?

The rule addresses filing timing, filing status, or cure windows. The court sets the hearing date via a scheduling order e-filed to parties only after receiving the hard copy of the motion.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Motion for Summary Disposition Procedure
Complete rules summary for Judge Sheila Ann Gibson

An ePraecipe must be submitted after the court's scheduling order is received, or the hearing will not be scheduled.

The first case evaluation adjournment may be via stipulation, but subsequent adjournments require a motion, and the stipulation must state a very detailed reason.

All motions to adjourn dates must attach a copy of the scheduling order.

Removal from court-ordered case evaluation requires a motion; stipulation is not permitted.

Settlement conference adjournments require court approval and are requested by stipulated order leaving room for the court to enter an adjourned date.

Summary disposition motions must be e-filed and followed up with a hard copy to the court via hand-delivery or U.S. Mail.

The court sets the hearing date via a scheduling order e-filed to parties only after receiving the hard copy of the motion.

All motions for summary disposition must be filed before the first scheduled settlement conference.

Adjournments of summary disposition motions require court approval; call or email the Judicial Attorney for assistance.

Responses to motions are due on Wednesday and a hard copy is required.

Motion adjournments require court approval; email the judge's Court Clerk for assistance.

Driver's license restoration matters are heard Friday mornings during Motion Call and an evaluation must be available before the hearing.

In driver's license restoration cases, after e-filing a hard copy of the motion must be provided to the court, and the ePraecipe is processed only after the hard copy is received.

A Re-Notice of Hearing must be e-filed, and hard copies of responses and replies are also required.

Appeal adjournments require court approval; contact the Court's Judicial Attorney for assistance.

Adjournment of the Final Pre-Trial Conference is allowed only for extenuating circumstances and only with permission from the Court.

The Final Pre-Trial Order is e-filed to counsel of record and is due by 3:00 p.m. on the Friday before the trial date.

Attorneys are to prepare the proposed jury instructions.

Motions in limine are heard at least ten days before trial, not during Friday motion call; contact the Court Clerk via email for a hearing date.

All exhibits must be stipulated to by both parties so the Court can rule on objections before trial, by the Friday before trial at the latest.

Plaintiff's attorney must bring 11 copies of the jury instructions for trial.

Email the judge's Court Clerk for assistance with adjournments in motion practice.

Email the Court Clerk for assistance scheduling a motions in limine hearing date.

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