Judge Gregory J. Hammond

Applies to

Administrative order

The District Court Administrator must file one certified copy of the Administrative Order with the Administrative Office of the Pennsylvania Courts.

Applies to

Administrative order

The District Court Administrator must send two certified copies and one disk copy of the Administrative Order to the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication.

Applies to

Administrative order

The District Court Administrator must file one certified copy of the Administrative Order with the Criminal Procedural Rules Committee.

Accounts and Statements of Proposed Distribution must be filed at least 30 days before the chosen confirmation date published in the annual Court Calendar.

unless objections are filed with twenty (20) days after confirmation

Accounts presented to the Court by Executors, Administrators, Guardians, or Trustees must be filed by the Friday before the first Monday of January, April, July, and October.

Notices by or to attorneys must be in writing and given to counsel of record or an office employee; this counts as notice to the represented party unless personal notice is required.

The appraisers must serve a copy of the appraisal on the personal representatives or, if none exists, as the Court directs.

The person receiving the appraisal must immediately notify interested parties who would be adversely affected by the exemption.

The Clerk may not confirm a matter or decree until all expenses and Auditor’s or Master’s fees have been paid to the Clerk.

Upon confirmation, the Clerk must pay the expenses and the remaining Auditor’s or Master’s fee to the Auditor or Master.

Applies to

Ordinary transcript

The Court Administrator must obtain an ordinary-transcript cost estimate using rates established or approved under the Pennsylvania Rules of Judicial Administration.