Judge Nina M. Sordoni
Judge • Court of Common Pleas of Wyoming County, Pennsylvania
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideCourt of Common Pleas of Wyoming County, Pennsylvania publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 242 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 100- Applies to
- Praecipe for final judgment
Proof of publication must be attached to the praecipe for final judgment when the stated conditions apply.
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- Praecipe
Cases subject to arbitration shall be listed therefore on praecipe of either counsel.
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- Notice of hearing
A divorce hearing notice must substantially follow the form provided in the rule.
Service
All 60- Service
- Electronic service
Using PacFile certifies acceptance of electronic notice and service, and electronic filing satisfies service requirements for attorneys or parties with an account.
Parties using PACFile must serve physical paper copies on parties who do not use PACFile.
Counsel of record and unrepresented parties must receive notice of the assigned hearing or argument date at least 20 days beforehand.
Fees
All 24Applicable filing fees must be accepted in the manner required by statute, court order, Local Rule, or the fee schedule.
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- Divorce master appointment
The specified fee must be received before the court appoints a Divorce Master.
- Fee
- 350 dollars
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- Praecipe for master appointment
A party seeking appointment of a Master must deposit $350 with the Prothonotary when filing the praecipe, unless the party has In Forma Pauperis status, in which case the county pays the fee and reimbursement may later be ordered.
Filing Timing
All 18The surety justification must be filed before the bond is approved.
Adversary matters are deemed at issue on the return day set by the citation or order, which must be the next miscellaneous court day occurring at least 30 days after its date unless cause is shown and allowed.
For cases other than divorce actions and cases subject to compulsory arbitration, record counsel or parties must file a praecipe to rule the case for trial by the trial-list closing date set by the Court Calendar.
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