Court of Common Pleas of Beaver County, Pennsylvania Courtesy Copy Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
CRITICAL
A copy of any motion expected to be contested must be delivered to the motions judge at least 24 hours before presentation.
(2) A copy of any motion which is anticipated to be contested shall be delivered to the motions judge at least twenty-four hours prior to presentation.
CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of each family motion, including a special-relief motion, must be provided to the Court.
(1) All motions, including special relief, shall be presented to the assigned motions judge after notice is given to opposing party or that party's counsel of record pursuant to local rule LR208.3(a)(3) and a courtesy copy provided to the Court.
INFO
The filing party is strongly encouraged to send a courtesy copy of the motion to both the Civil Administrative Judge’s chambers and the assigned Judge.
Note: The filing party is strongly encouraged to send a courtesy copy of the motion to the chambers of the Civil Administrative Judge and the Judge assigned to the case.
INFO
The filing party is strongly encouraged to send a courtesy copy of the petition to both the Civil Administrative Judge's chambers and the assigned judge.
Note: The filing party is strongly encouraged to send a courtesy copy of the petition to the chambers of the Civil Administrative Judge and the Judge assigned to the case.
Are courtesy copies required in Court of Common Pleas of Beaver County, Pennsylvania?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: 1 copy, delivery at least 24 hours before presentation. A copy of any motion expected to be contested must be delivered to the motions judge at least 24 hours before presentation.
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