Kittitas County Superior Court Document Format Requirements
7 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
The oath of office must use the form prescribed by the Court.
The oath of office on the form prescribed by the Court must be completed and filed prior to an applicant being placed on the panel.
CRITICAL
The award must be prepared using the form prescribed by the court.
The award shall be prepared on the form prescribed by the court.
CRITICAL
Typed documents must use type of at least 11 points and line spacing of at least 1.5.
The format required, if typed, is: 11 point or larger, 1.5 line spacing or greater.
CRITICAL
The arbitrator information sheet must use the court-prescribed form.
A person desiring to serve as an arbitrator shall complete an information sheet on the form prescribed by the court.
WARNING
All documents and copies provided must be legible and conform to GR14.
All documents and copies provided shall be legible and conform to GR14.
WARNING
An arbitrator's payment request must use a form prescribed by the court.
When the award is filed, the arbitrator shall submit to the Court Administrator a request for payment on a form prescribed by the court.
INFO
Typed documents and copies are strongly preferred, but typing is not stated as mandatory.
There is a strong preference they be typed.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Kittitas County Superior Court?
Kittitas County Superior Court's formatting rule includes if typed, documents must use 11 point or larger type and 1.5 line spacing or greater.. Typed documents must use type of at least 11 points and line spacing of at least 1.5.
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