Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Adjournment & Extension Requirements

CRITICAL

The scheduling order may be changed only by order of the Court.

This schedule may not be altered except by order of the Court.

CRITICAL

Continuance requests must be made in writing and include the reason and whether opposing counsel consents.

Continuances shall not be granted orally and must be in writing. A request for continuance shall include the reason for the request and whether or not opposing counsel consents.

CRITICAL

Continuance requests must be in writing, include the proposed hearing date, reason, and opposing counsel’s consent position, and receive magistrate approval if applicable before submission to the judge.

Continuances shall not be granted orally and must be in writing. A request for continuance, before it is granted, shall contain the new date for hearing, the reason for the request, whether or not opposing counsel consents, and must be approved by the magistrate, if applicable, before being submitted to the judge.

CRITICAL

A party unable to move or plead on the rule day may obtain an extension by court application without notice for up to thirty days, or with counsel’s consent for up to fifty days without court leave.

When a party in any case is not prepared to move or plead on the rule day, an extension of time may be had upon application to the Court and without notice for a period not exceeding thirty (30) days; or with consent of counsel not to exceed fifty (50) days without leave of Court.

CRITICAL

Further leave to move or plead requires written consent and court approval, or a noticed application showing good cause.

Any leave to move or plead thereafter may be had only by consent in writing of the parties or their counsel and the approval of the Court, or upon application to the Court with notice to the opposing party or counsel, and for good cause shown.

CRITICALCivil cases

The Court will grant one 30-day extension of an emergency guardianship upon good cause, if the request is submitted before the original 72-hour guardianship expires.

The Court will grant one (1) extension, with good cause shown, of thirty (30) days for an emergency guardianship. Said extension request must be submitted the CQurt prior to the expiration of the original 72 hour emergency guardianship.

CRITICALCivil cases

Further emergency-guardianship extension requests must be set for hearing, with notice mailed to the ward's next of kin residing in Ohio at least seven days before the hearing.

Any further requests for an extension of.an emergency guardianship shall be set for hearing, with notice to be served by regular U.S. Mail on the next of kin of the ward who reside in the State of Ohio , at least seven (7) days prior to the hearing.

CRITICALCivil cases

All emergency-guardianship extension requests must be filed before the guardianship expires.

All requests for extension shall be filed prior the expiration of the emergency guardianship.

WARNING

The leave-to-move-or-plead rule does not apply to Domestic Relations cases.

This rule does not apply to Domestic Relations cases.

WARNINGCivil cases

The Court may grant a reasonable extension if good cause is shown on or before the affidavit filing deadline.

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