Huron County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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Deadline

14 business days

1. An internal audit will be conducted quarterly by the Clerk’s Office to review a random sample of records submitted under (A)(1)-(5) of this rule for accuracy and completeness. Discrepancies and missing data shall be reported immediately to the Judge and corrected within fourteen (14) business days.

1. An internal audit will be conducted quarterly by the Clerk’s Office to review a random sample of records submitted under (A)(1)-(5) of this rule for accuracy and completeness. Discrepancies and missing data shall be reported immediately to the Judge and corrected within fourteen (14) business days.

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A party may file exceptions within 30 days after the Report and Award is filed.

Any party may file exceptions with the Clerk of Courts, from the decision of the Board, within thirty (30) days from the filing of the Report and Award for reasons set out in O.R.C. 2711.10.

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The C.O.P.E. parenting class must be completed within 45 days after the Temporary Orders are filed.

This class is to be completed within forty-five (45) days after the filing of the Temporary Orders.

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The Criminal Trial Prep Worksheet is due by 4:00 p.m. the day before trial.

This worksheet MUST be turned in to the Court (not the Clerk of Court’s office) NO LATER than 4:00 p.m. the day BEFORE trial.

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Pretrial motions, including summary judgment motions, may be filed if timely under Local Court Rule 25 and scheduled for hearing no later than the pretrial conference.

Permission is granted to file PRE-TRIAL MOTIONS, including motions for summary judgment, if any, provided such motions are timely filed and scheduled pursuant to Local Court Rule 25, so that the oral or non-oral hearing date is scheduled not later than the pretrial conference scheduled above.

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Jury-view instructions must be filed with the Court seven days before trial.

Instructions for the view shall be in writing, served on opposing counsel and filed with the Court seven (7) days before trial.

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Additional jury-view instructions must be filed with the Court by noon on the day before trial.

party may file additional instructions for the view, provided they are in writing and served, so that they are actually received by opposing counsel and filed with the Court not later than noon on the day before trial.

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The title-work cost statement must be filed before the sale is confirmed.

A statement of the costs for the title work and the Judicial Report premium shall be filed with the Clerk before the sale will be confirmed.

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Filing exceptions tolls the 30-day appeal period until the court determines the exceptions.

The filing of exceptions shall toll the running of the thirty (30) day appeal period provided in (A) above until a determination of the exceptions by the Court.

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An oral hearing may not be scheduled before the date and time set for the non-oral hearing.

The oral hearing will not be scheduled earlier than the date and time of the non-oral hearing.

WARNING

Current custody evaluators had until February 1, 2024, to complete certain requirements while all appointed evaluators must comply with Sup.R. 91.

A. Governing Authority - The Court adopts Sup.R. 91. Every Custody Evaluator appointed by this Court shall comply with Sup.R. 91; however, individuals currently serving as custody evaluators have until February 1, 2024, to complete certain requirements.

WARNING

The assigned Judge may hold a hearing, after notice to all parties, within 30 days after the motion to arbitrate is filed.

the assigned Judge may within 30 days after said filing hold a hearing upon notice to all parties, to determine whether a case is ready and appropriate for arbitration under this rule.

WARNING

A case may be dismissed after ten days from notice if no affirmative action is taken or no response to court inquiries is made.

If no affirmative action is taken in a case (such as request for assignment or request for good cause that the case be allowed to pend) or no response to court inquiries is made, a case may be dismissed after ten (10) days from the date of notice to counsel and/or parties that the Court is considering dismissal of such case.

WARNING

Deadline

48 hours

JURY COSTS MAY BE ASSESSED IF THE COURT IS NOT ADVISED OF SETTLEMENT AT LEAST FORTY-EIGHT (48) HOURS BEFORE TRIAL.

JURY COSTS MAY BE ASSESSED IF THE COURT IS NOT ADVISED OF SETTLEMENT AT LEAST FORTY-EIGHT (48) HOURS BEFORE TRIAL.

WARNING

If the plaintiff’s attorney has not complied within 60 days after the complaint, a cross-complainant or other interested party may, after notice to plaintiff’s counsel, seek leave to file the title evidence within the following 30 days.

Upon failure of the attorney for the plaintiff to comply with the foregoing requirement within sixty (60) days after filing of the complaint, any cross-complainant or other interested party upon notice to plaintiff’s attorney may procure leave to furnish and file such evidence of the state of title within the ensuing thirty (30) days.

WARNING

Unless a different rule is stated, time periods under Rule 65 are computed from the date the Arbitration Entry is filed with the Clerk of Courts.

All times provided herein shall be computed from the date the Arbitration Entry is filed in the office of the Clerk of Courts, unless stated otherwise.

WARNING

A defendant may move for dismissal without prejudice if the grand jury takes no final action within 60 days after the criminal case is bound over to the Court.

Criminal cases bound over to this Court on which no final action is taken by the grand jury within sixty (60) days from this bind over may be dismissed on motion of the defendant without prejudice.

WARNING

If counsel does not present an entry within 20 days after an order is decreed or judgment is rendered, the Trial Judge may prepare and file an entry without submission or notice, or take other appropriate action.

If counsel fails to present an entry within twenty (20) days after the order is decreed, or judgment is rendered, the Trial Judge may cause the proper entry to be prepared and filed without submission or notice to counsel or take such other action as may be appropriate under the circumstances.

WARNING

The moving party may file and serve a reply memorandum of authorities no later than seven days before the non-oral hearing.

The moving party may file with the Court and cause to be served upon the opposing party(s) a reply memorandum of authorities not later than seven days before the date of the non-oral hearing.

WARNING

The moving party may file and serve reply documentation and a reply memorandum, but they must be actually received by 1:00 p.m. on the day before the non-oral hearing.

The moving party may file with the Court and cause to be served upon the opposing party(s), so as to be actually received not later than 1:00 p.m. on the day before the non-oral hearing, any reply documentation and a reply memorandum of authorities.

WARNING

Fourteen days after service on the defendant, the Court will review the filed documents and issue any appropriate orders.

After fourteen (14) days from the date of service upon the defendant, the Court will review all documents filed and issue any appropriate orders.

WARNING

Requests for courtroom media recording permission must be made within a reasonable time before scheduled proceedings.

Such requests shall be made within a reasonable time before any scheduled proceedings.

INFO

A party against whom an ex parte order was enforced may apply for immediate review at a hearing before the Court.

Ex parte determinations shall be subject to immediate review in a hearing before the Court upon application of the party against whom the Court’s order was enforced.