La Crosse County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Adjournment & Extension Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
CRITICAL
A continuance request must be made in writing with the parties' signed consent or on the record with the parties present, must show good cause, and requires court approval.
All requests for continuance shall be in writing with the signed consent of the parties, not the attorneys, or on the record with the parties present and must be for good cause shown. All requests for continuance are subject to approval of the court.
CRITICAL
A criminal continuance requires court approval, and if granted, its reason must be entered into the record.
All requests for continuance are subject to the approval of the court. If a continuance is granted, the reason for the continuance shall be entered into the record.
WARNING
If there is an opposing appearance at a covered default-judgment, summary-judgment, or confirmation-of-sale hearing, the matter will be continued so the movant can appear.
If there is an opposing appearance, the matter will be continued to provide for appearance by movant.
INFO
A continuance request will be liberally granted by the court.
requests a continuance. Such a request will be liberally granted by the court.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in La Crosse County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
The request must include reason for request. A continuance request must be made in writing with the parties' signed consent or on the record with the parties present, must show good cause, and requires court approval.
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