Judge Michael Barr
Judge • Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideMeigs County Court of Common Pleas, Ohio publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 450 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Fees
All 171- Fee
- 60
- Applies to
- Civil action
A $60 security deposit is required to initiate a civil action, except in domestic-relations cases.
- Fee
- 20
- Applies to
- Garnishment proceeding
A $20 security deposit is required in garnishment proceedings.
- Fee
- 25
- Applies to
- Reopened civil action
A $25 deposit is required to reopen a civil action.
Filing Requirements
All 134- Applies to
- Media permission request
Requests for permission to record or photograph a courtroom session must be submitted to the judge in writing as far in advance as reasonably practical, and no later than 24 hours beforehand unless the judge permits otherwise.
- Applies to
- Written permission
The judge’s written permission must be made part of the proceedings record.
- Must include
- caption
The caption at the top of the filing must state the Court, County, and State and each party's name and, if known, address.
Service
All 40A true copy of each subsequent pleading, motion, or other paper filed in a case must be served as provided by law.
- Service
- Court service to opposing party
When a pleading or motion is to be served by the Clerk of Courts, the filer must submit with the original a true copy for each party-defendant to be served according to law.
- Service
- Court service to opposing party
When parties or counsel in a pending cause deem copies of pleadings necessary, sufficient copies must be provided to the Clerk of Courts to give one copy of each filed document to the opposing party or counsel for opposing parties.
Filing Timing
All 39When no other law or rule sets the time, a pleading or amended pleading must be filed by the fourteenth day after the entry requiring or granting leave, unless the entry specifies another time and the Judge approves it.
The opposing party must move or plead in response by the fourteenth day after the pleading or amended pleading is filed.
A motion may not be filed after final pretrial or within 14 days of trial without first obtaining leave of the trial Judge, who may set briefing and submission deadlines.
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