Hocking County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions Filing Bundling Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
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Attachments and exhibits to pleadings or motions should be combined into one PDF file.
Attachments and exhibits to pleadings or motions should be included in one PDF file.
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Parties should incorporate by reference, rather than attach as supporting appendices, duplicates of pleadings or documents already in the file.
Duplicates of pleadings or documents already in the file should not be attached as supporting appendices but should be incorporated by reference.
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Attachments and exhibits should be combined into one PDF; if too large, they may be filed in multiple parts with the related filing identified in the e-filing comment field.
(l) Attachments and Exhibits Attachments and exhibits to pleadings or motions should be included in one PDF file. If the file size is too large to upload, the attachments or exhibits can be filed in multiple parts. The attorney or party filing attachments or exhibits in multiple parts should advise the clerk as to which pleading, motion, or memorandum the attachments or exhibits belong with by stating so in the comment field of the e-filing system.
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Counsel are encouraged to file dispositive motions as early as practical.
Counsel should file any dispositive motions at the earliest practical date in the course of litigation.
Does Hocking County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions require motion papers to be bundled?
Attachments and exhibits to pleadings or motions should be combined into one PDF file.
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