Glacier County District Court, Montana Chambers Communication Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
If a contested matter set for hearing is resolved, the judge’s judicial assistant must be advised immediately.
In the event any contested matter set for hearing is resolved between the parties, the judge's judicial assistant shall be immediately advised so that other matters may be scheduled in the time previously allotted for that case.
INFO
If a matter has been under advisement for more than ninety days, an affected party may send the judge a letter copying all counsel that describes the matter and states when it was taken under advisement.
If a judge has any matter under advisement before it for more than ninety days, any party affected thereby may send to the judge a letter, with copies to all counsel, describing the matter under advisement and stating the date it was taken under advisement.
INFO
Counsel and parties should confirm hearing dates with the District Court clerk.
Counsel and parties should confirm hearing dates with the Clerk of pages District Court.
How may parties contact Glacier County District Court, Montana?
If a contested matter set for hearing is resolved, the judge’s judicial assistant must be advised immediately.
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