Judge Bryan C. Meismer

Applies to

Property liability statement

The property and liability statement must include serial numbers for automobiles and other vehicles.

Applies to

Journal entry order judgment decree

It shall be the duty of the party directed by a Court to promptly prepare the proper journal entry, order, judgment, or decree. The proposed journal entry, order, judgment, or decree shall be submitted to opposing counsel for approval as to form and submitted to the Court for its signature within 10 days.

Applies to

Property liability statement

When property and liability division is contested at final hearing, the parties must prepare a joint property and liability statement for use as a trial exhibit.

Applies to

Property liability statement amendment

Unless the parties agree or the Court orders otherwise, property-statement amendments are permitted only if served on opposing counsel at least 10 days before trial.

Applies to

Property liability statement

The Plaintiff must prepare a complete property and liability statement and serve it on the opposing party 60 days before trial.

Applies to

Property liability statement

The Defendant must add any additional property and liabilities and opinions of value, then serve the revised statement on the Plaintiff at least 30 days before trial.

Attorneys may contact the County and District Court clerks to request placement on or removal from the court-appointed list.

The clerks must make the court-appointed attorney list available when requested.

Counsel must notify the Clerk of the Court as soon as possible, and at least 10 days before the hearing, if an interpreter is necessary.

The proposed journal entry, order, judgment, or decree must be submitted to the Court for signature within 10 days; the text does not specify when the 10-day period begins.

Each party appearing remotely must be logged in five minutes before the hearing.

Deadline

3 working days

Unless the court orders otherwise, documentary evidence must be submitted to the court at least three working days before the hearing.