Langlade County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules

CRITICAL

Contact

Email to chambers

To schedule a motion hearing, the filer must email the Judicial Assistant and opposing counsel, and should provide the estimated hearing time; email is identified as the preferred communication method.

The attorney or party who files the motion shall email the Judicial Assistant and opposing counsel (if there is one) to schedule a motion hearing prior to filing the motion. The attorney or party should advise the Judicial Assistant how much time they believe is needed for the hearing. Email is the preferred method for communicating with the Judicial Assistant. If there is an attorney of record representing any opposing party, that attorney or his/her office shall be contacted by the moving attorney at the same time to arrange a date with the Judicial Assistant that is convenient for all represented parties.

CRITICAL

Before scheduling an additional motion on an existing motion date in the same case, an attorney or party must advise the Court; a motion scheduled without following this rule may not be considered.

No attorney/party shall schedule additional motions on a pre- existing motion date for the same case ("piggybacking") without first advising the Court to determine if sufficient time has been set aside for an additional motion. Any motion filed with the Court without adherence to this rule may not be considered by the Court.

WARNING

The Register in Probate/Juvenile Court Clerk's office can help with forms and scheduling, but cannot give legal advice, which self-represented parties should not seek or expect.

The employees of the Register in Probate/Juvenile Court Clerk's office can assist with providing forms and scheduling. However, they may not give legal advice or practice law and self-represented litigants and parties should not ask or expect them to do so.