Judge Daniel L. Brudzinski

Filings must include the appropriate filing fee, and the court may refuse a filing without it.

Filing fees and case payments are collected by credit or debit card when a filing is processed, any card-service charge also applies, and fees must be paid through the Clerk-designated processor; the Court does not maintain electronic billing or debit accounts.

Applies to

Occupational driving letter

The appropriate filing fee must be paid to the Clerk before the driving letter is issued.

Applies to

Motion

Must include

proposed order

A moving party must submit with its motion, at the time of filing, a proposed journal entry granting the motion and stating the requested relief.

Applies to

Complaint

Must include

caption

A complaint’s caption must state each party’s name and, if known, address.

Applies to

Subsequent pleading or motion

Subsequent pleadings and motions must state the case number and the first plaintiff’s and defendant’s names.

Fax-submitted documents are considered filed when the clerk stamps them with the date and time; the fax machine's timestamp does not count as the clerk's stamp.

An attorney or party challenging the authenticity of an electronically filed document or signature must file an objection within ten days after receiving the notice of electronic filing.

A non-filing signatory or party disputing the authenticity of a multi-signature electronic filing or its signatures must file an objection within ten days after receiving the electronic filing notice.

A debtor's exam filing must include the original and two copies.

Electronically filed documents should follow the formatting rules for paper pleadings, motions, and documents.

The filer is solely responsible for removing all metadata and non-public data from documents submitted for e-filing.