Yellowstone County District Court, Montana Courtesy Copy Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
Counsel must provide Chambers with a courtesy copy of all documents.
Registered users are also reminded that pursuant to Thirteenth Judicial District Local Rules a courtesy copy of all documents must be provided to Chambers by counsel.
CRITICAL
Attorneys must deliver paper courtesy copies of motions and briefs directly to the presiding judge’s or standing master’s chambers when filing, whether or not the documents were e-filed.
At the time of filing, attorneys are required to deliver paper courtesy copies of such motions and briefs directly to the presiding Judges' or Standing Masters' chambers, regardless of whether the documents were filed via e-filing.
WARNING
When a motion hearing is requested or other immediate action is sought, a courtesy copy of the motion or request should be provided directly to the Court in chambers.
Any motion for which a hearing is requested or other immediate action by the Court is sought, a courtesy copy of the motion or request should be provided directly to the Court in chambers.
Are courtesy copies required in Yellowstone County District Court, Montana?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for attorney filers. Counsel must provide Chambers with a courtesy copy of all documents.
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