Ashland County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

The attorney is responsible for scheduling a motion; filing it with the clerk alone will not schedule it, so the attorney must specifically request a hearing date and time from the court by phone or in writing.

It is the attorney’s responsibility to schedule the motion with the court, and a motion filed only with the clerk of court will not be scheduled until a specific request by phone or in writing is made of the court for a hearing date and time.

CRITICAL

Contact

Letter fax to clerk

Facsimile documents must be faxed to the dedicated machine at the Clerk of Court’s office at 715/682-7919.

They are faxed to the following number which is a dedicated plain paper facsimile machine located in the Ashland County Clerk of Court’s office: 715/682-7919.

CRITICAL

Unless good cause be shown, or otherwise required by statute, a party moving that any judicial proceeding be closed to the public must notify the Court and the media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours before the time set to hear the motion. The purpose of this rule is to permit legal counsel to appear on behalf of the media and be heard. The burden shall be upon the moving party to show why the proceedings should not be public.

Unless good cause be shown, or otherwise required by statute, a party moving that any judicial proceeding be closed to the public must notify the Court and the media coordinator in writing at least 72 hours before the time set to hear the motion. The purpose of this rule is to permit legal counsel to appear on behalf of the media and be heard. The burden shall be upon the moving party to show why the proceedings should not be public.

WARNING

A party who changes address while the case is pending must notify the Clerk of Courts’ office.

If either party has a change of address during the pendency of their case, they must notify the office of the Clerk of Courts.

WARNING

Attorneys who learn of a statutory reason for disqualification must promptly notify the judge and the other parties.

Attorneys for the parties who become aware of a reason for disqualification under Wis. Stat. § 757.19(2) shall promptly notify the judge and the other parties so that appropriate action can be taken under Wis. Stat. § 757.19(3), (4) or (5).