Harrison County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
An attorney who learns that they represent a party in a pending case must immediately notify the Clerk so the representation can be recorded.
As soon as an attorney ascertains that he represents any party in any suit pending in this Court, he shall immediately notify the Clerk so that proper notation can be made upon the file, the appearance and Court dockets.
CRITICAL
Requests for permission to cover a proceeding must be directed to and received by the Clerk of Courts.
Such requests shall be directed to and received by the Clerk of Courts, with copies to all parties to the action, or their counsel, no less than 72 hours prior to scheduled commencement of the proceeding.
WARNING
An attorney who fails to notify the Clerk of representation waives any notice required under the court rules.
Failure to so notify the Clerk shall be deemed a waiver of any notice required under these Court rules.
WARNING
Counsel must advise the Court by the Thursday before the Monday trial date if the divorce case is contested.
Counsel shall advise the Court no later than Thursday before the Monday trial date that the case is contested.
How may parties contact Harrison County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio?
An attorney who learns that they represent a party in a pending case must immediately notify the Clerk so the representation can be recorded.
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