Court Rules
About Judge Stanley J. Wallach

Stanley J. Wallach is a judge on the St. Louis County Circuit Court, Missouri's 21st Judicial Circuit, presiding over Division 12. The court handles civil, criminal, family, and probate matters for St. Louis County.

Practitioners will find the judge's specific procedures in the published document 'division-12', which outlines the courtroom rules and case management practices for Division 12.

Common questions about Judge Stanley J. Wallach's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Stanley J. Wallach?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for rule 56. Details: delivery at least one week before hearing. Counsel setting a motion for summary judgment for hearing must deliver courtesy copies of the operative pleadings, critical exhibits, up to 3 primary cases per party, and the movant's proposed judgment to Division 12 chambers at least one week before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section SUMMARY JUDGMENT COURTESY COPIES

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Stanley J. Wallach?

Judge Stanley J. Wallach's formatting rule includes binding securely bound, separately tab each document, and contain an index identifying what document is contained under each tab. Summary judgment courtesy copies must be securely bound in a binder, with each document separately tabbed and an index identifying the document under each tab.

View ruleSource: page 1, section SUMMARY JUDGMENT COURTESY COPIES

Does Judge Stanley J. Wallach require motion papers to be bundled?

Yes. Judge Stanley J. Wallach requires bundling for covered papers. In cross-motion summary judgment cases, counsel for the party who first filed a motion for summary judgment must prepare and deliver the courtesy copy binder.

View ruleSource: page 1, section SUMMARY JUDGMENT COURTESY COPIES
Complete rules summary for Judge Stanley J. Wallach

Counsel setting a motion for summary judgment for hearing must deliver courtesy copies of the operative pleadings, critical exhibits, up to 3 primary cases per party, and the movant's proposed judgment to Division 12 chambers at least one week before the hearing.

Summary judgment courtesy copies must be securely bound in a binder, with each document separately tabbed and an index identifying the document under each tab.

In cross-motion summary judgment cases, counsel for the party who first filed a motion for summary judgment must prepare and deliver the courtesy copy binder.

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