Judge Kathryn W. Speelman

Applies to

Application for withdrawal of counsel

An application to withdraw counsel must be accompanied by withdrawal of all pending motions and any jury demand, without prejudicing a later jury demand for a criminal defendant.

Applies to

Order in aid of execution

Each copy of an order in aid of execution must show the filing attorney’s name at the bottom for the clerk to accept it.

Applies to

Order in aid of execution

The clerk will not accept an order in aid of execution unless a copy is furnished for each party to be served and one copy for the clerk.

Fee

0.05 dollars

Applies to

Clerk photocopy

Clerk-photocopied documents are charged five cents per page.

Applies to

Jury demand waiver

A party who waives a jury demand within seven days before trial must pay all jury fees and expenses incurred because of the demand.

Fee

750

Applies to

Execution

Unless the clerk orders otherwise, an execution requires a deposit of at least $750 for estimated pickup, storage, other costs, and mileage before any pickup action.

For computing time, 90 calendar days after judgment is considered after term.

Deadline

10 working days

Subpoena-service praecipes must be filed at least 10 working days before the required appearance, unless the filer could not timely learn the person’s name or location and that information could not reasonably have been obtained; the stated failure of service is not grounds for a continuance when the rule is not followed.

A jury demand must be waived in writing at least seven days before trial to avoid liability for jury fees and expenses; a later waiver requires payment of incurred fees and expenses.

Orders in aid of execution must be served and scheduled pursuant to statute and the civil rules.

Service

Mail

Service of an order in aid of execution may be made by regular United States mail.

Service

Mail to all parties

The bailiff must mail the sale notice to the parties and attorneys of record, but failure to mail it does not invalidate the sale.