Hocking County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
- Contact
- Phone
After a pretrial settlement agreement is reached, plaintiff’s counsel must immediately notify the trial judge by telephone and file written notice with the court.
As soon as the parties have reached a settlement agreement prior to the trial date, Plaintiff’s counsel must immediately notify the trial judge by telephone and file written notice of the settlement with the court.
CRITICAL
- Contact
- Phone
Upon reaching a pretrial settlement, plaintiff’s counsel must immediately telephone the trial judge and file written notice with the court.
As soon as the parties have reached a settlement agreement prior to the trial date, Plaintiff’s counsel must immediately notify the trial judge by telephone and file written notice of the settlement with the court.
WARNING
- Contact
- Phone
Court-appointed attorneys must maintain a working phone with a secretary or voicemail so they can respond promptly to calls from the court or the defendant.
(H) The attorney must have a working phone with a secretary or voicemail in order to respond timely to calls from the court or the defendant.
How may parties contact Hocking County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions?
After a pretrial settlement agreement is reached, plaintiff’s counsel must immediately notify the trial judge by telephone and file written notice with the court.
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