Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas Chambers Communication Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
Attorneys and pro se litigants must call the Court Administrator or Clerk before faxing a document.
Attorneys and pro se litigants shall call the Court Administrator or the Clerk of Courts Office prior to faxing any document.
WARNING
Counsel and self-represented persons should consult the Clerk’s website before initiating a case to check e-filing availability and applicable requirements.
a. The Court's goal is to make e-Filing available in all cases and case types, with limited exceptions. However, to assure a smooth transition between e-Filing and paper filing, e-Filing will be available in some case types prior to others. Counsel and persons representing themselves pro se shall consult the Clerk's website before initiating a case. Documents to be e-Filed are subject to the requirements, exceptions and limitations set forth in these rules.
INFO
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
The Clerk will notify the attorney by phone if a faxed document cannot be filed.
The Clerk will phone the attorney if the transmitted document cannot be filed for any reason.
How may parties contact Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas?
Judge Douglas Rowland: Attorneys and pro se litigants must call the Court Administrator or Clerk before faxing a document.
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