Pacific and Wahkiakum Counties Superior Court Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
CRITICAL
For a written request to exceed page limits, the parties must confer and schedule time with the assigned court commissioner through the court administrator; if either is unavailable, they may present the request ex parte.
Motion to exceed page limits. If a written request exceeds the page limits, the parties must confer and schedule a time with the assigned court commissioner through the court administrator. If the assigned court commissioner or court administrator is unavailable, the parties may present their request ex parte.
WARNING
Reconsideration motions must be noted for the appropriate civil or domestic docket day, argued in writing before that date, and are decided without oral argument or counsel appearance unless the court requests oral argument.
Counsel shall note motions for reconsideration for decisions made on the civil docket for a civil motion docket day. Counsel shall note motions for reconsideration of decisions made on the domestic docket for a domestic docket day. Counsel shall submit their arguments on Motions for Reconsideration in writing before the date noted. There shall be no oral argument (unless specifically requested by the court), and counsel need not appear.
Does Pacific and Wahkiakum Counties Superior Court require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
For a written request to exceed page limits, the parties must confer and schedule time with the assigned court commissioner through the court administrator; if either is unavailable, they may present the request ex parte.
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