Lyndhurst Municipal Court, Ohio Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Affidavits and orders in aid of execution must be typed, with sufficient copies furnished for service on the garnishee and any defendants who must be served.
Affidavits and orders in aid of execution proceedings shall be typed and sufficient copies of the affidavit and order shall be furnished for service upon the garnishee and such defendants as are required to be served.
Pleadings and motions must be legibly typed or printed on 8½-by-11-inch paper.
All pleadings and motions shall be legibly typewritten or printed on 8 1/2 “by 11” paper.
Submitted documents must use the digitized format specified by the presiding judge’s administrative order.
Documents submitted must be in a digitized format specified by an administrative order of the presiding judge.
A party relying on video or audio evidence must submit it on a flash drive, and all parties must bring copies of evidence for submission because Court employees will not make copies.
Any party relying upon video or audio evidence must submit a copy of the video or audio to the Court on a flash drive. All parties are required to bring copies of any evidence that will be submitted to the Court. Court employees will not make copies of a party’s evidence.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Lyndhurst Municipal Court, Ohio?
Lyndhurst Municipal Court, Ohio's formatting rule includes letter paper and must be legibly typewritten or printed.. Pleadings and motions must be legibly typed or printed on 8½-by-11-inch paper.
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