Judge Kathryn C. Loring
Judge • San Juan County Superior Court
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideSan Juan County Superior Court publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 373 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 129- Applies to
- Motions and other papers
Motions and other papers should contain the following sections: (i) Relief Requested. (ii) Statement of Grounds. (iii) Statement of Issues. (iv) Evidence Relied Upon. (v) Legal Authority. (vi) Memorandum of Authority. (vii) Mandatory Forms.
- Applies to
- Unlawful detainer complaint
All unlawful detainer complaints must include a rental agreement, power of attorney, just cause exception, subsidy, and notice.
- Applies to
- Informal family law trial exhibits
107. EXHIBITS. (a) Exhibits Permitted. (b) Mandatory Exhibits. (1-3)
Service
All 73- Service
Attorneys must accept service by email unless the Court orders otherwise upon a showing of good cause.
- Service
An unrepresented party may register an email address through the Clerk’s e-filing system or agree in writing to email service.
- Service
- Electronic service
The e-service provisions do not apply when personal service is legally required or when an unrepresented recipient has not registered or agreed to accept e-service.
Filing Timing
All 52The Clerk may reject and return a paper filing for e-filing if the attorney lacks an approved waiver.
Time is computed under Civil Rule 6 and LCR 6.
- Applies to
- Notice for law and motion calendar
Notices for the Law and Motion calendar must be filed with the Clerk by 4:30 p.m. seven days before the hearing; this does not change LCR 6 service deadlines for motions or related documents.
Formatting
All 34Documents served by email must be attached to one or more emails, and no individual email may exceed 10 megabytes.
- Format
Courtesy copies must be submitted as PDFs, with each document separately labeled with a description.
- Format
- PAPER
Courtesy copies over 100 pages must be submitted on paper; double-sided printing is preferred but not required.
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