Judge David Mark Cashion

Applies to

Continuance motion

When a continuance motion is required, it must be accompanied by an order setting the motion for hearing.

Applies to

Ex parte application

Counsel presenting an ex parte application must provide a written certification at presentation addressing whether opposing counsel is unrepresented, has been notified and declines to be heard, or could not be reached despite diligent efforts and circumstances preventing further notice.

Applies to

Trial or pre trial setting request

When obtaining a trial date, submit an Order Setting with a Request for Setting; when obtaining a pre-trial date, submit a letter stating the agreed date.

An attorney with conflicting trial settings must notify the affected courts immediately upon learning of the conflict.

When setting or resetting a case, the Court requests that you contact the appropriate court administrator or coordinator for dates, or consult the online calendar.

When setting or resetting a case, the Court requests that you advise the Court Coordinator of the estimated hearing time.

The written order, judgment, or decree must be delivered to the Court for signing within 30 days after the stated ruling or settlement event.

The Court may be asked to sign the proposed judgment, decree, or order if it has received no written objection from opposing counsel within ten days from the letter's date.

The attorney of record must file the arraignment waiver within five days of appointment or notice of appearance.

Service

Mail

In the stated circumstances, the withdrawing attorney must notify the client in writing by certified mail, return receipt requested, and the order may be signed no earlier than ten days after notice.

If counsel cannot secure opposing counsel's approval as to form and chooses the motion route, counsel may file a motion for entry, secure a hearing, and give notice to all opposing counsel under Rule 21a.

A party submitting a proposed judgment for signature must serve the judgment and the accompanying letter on all other parties who have appeared and remain in the case, under Rule 21a.