Judge Todd A. Anderson

Applies to

Motion

Unless instructed otherwise in advance, a party filing a motion should generally submit the proposed entry it wants the Judge to sign with the motion.

Applies to

E filed document

Must include

certificate of service

All e-filers must include a certificate of service on their documents, signed in accordance with the applicable rules.

Applies to

Certificate of service

Must include

certificate of service

A Filer relying on automated service must state that fact on the certificate of service.

Applies to

Fax filing

The Clerk is authorized to charge a fee for fax transmission and a per-page fee, with the amounts determined by the Clerk.

Applies to

Fax filing

The Clerk may require applicable filing fees to be submitted before fax transmission.

The Clerk may reject an electronically filed document requiring a fee if the e-filer has not followed the Local Rules' payment mechanism.

An e-filer may seek appropriate relief if a technical failure of the Clerk's system or site made an e-filed document untimely.

A filer who elects electronic filing bears sole responsibility for delays, disruptions, signal interruptions, readability, and the risk that the document is not properly filed.

Upon acceptance, a document receives a timestamp showing when the Clerk originally received it, and the Court considers the document filed at that timestamp.

Service

Court service to all parties

The Clerk must serve all parties with judicial filings and record the service method, except that an entry solely ordering the transportation of a person in custody need not be served on all parties.

Applies to

E filed document

Filers must serve e-filed documents in accordance with the Ohio Rules and these Rules.

Applies to

Document

Service

Electronic service

Parties should serve documents electronically when possible.