Celina Municipal Court, Ohio Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

The debtor must immediately notify the Court of any change in address or employment.

Debtor shall notify the Court immediately of any change in address or employment.

CRITICAL

Counsel must notify the Court of any noncompliance with the Scheduling Order.

Counsel shall have the obligation of notifying the Court of any noncompliance with the Scheduling Order.

CRITICAL

Counsel must immediately notify the Court when a case is settled.

Counsel shall immediately notify the Court when a case has been settled.

CRITICAL

Debtor’s counsel must immediately notify the Court of any Bankruptcy Court action that would allow the case to proceed.

Counsel for the debtor shall immediately notify the Court of any action of the Bankruptcy Court which would permit this Court to proceed with the case.

CRITICAL

Counsel must notify the Court if a party fails to cooperate or diligently attempt to comply with the Court’s pre-trial orders.

Counsel is responsible for notifying the Court of any party’s failure to cooperate with other parties or to diligently attempt to comply with all pre-trial orders of the Court.

CRITICAL

An attorney must immediately notify the Court upon accepting representation in a civil, small claims, or criminal matter, even if an appearance has not yet been entered.

20.19 Any attorney upon accepting representation of a party in any civil, small claims or criminal matter, shall immediately notify the Court of such representation, even though his appearance may not as yet have been entered in the case.

WARNING

Contact

Phone

A scheduling conference may be conducted by telephone only with the Court’s leave; requesting counsel must arrange the call with all counsel of record and the Court at a Court-approved time.

The Court will conduct telephonic Scheduling Conferences only with leave of Court. If the Court grants such leave, counsel requesting the telephone conference shall arrange the conference call with all counsel of record and the Court at a time approved by the Court.

WARNING

Contact

Email

Email sent to the court is not a legal communication and will not be considered or entered into the court record.

Any communication sent to the court by electronic mail is not considered a legal communication of any form and will not be received or ruled upon by a judge or entered into the court record.