Judge Chad A. Hendee

The transmitting party is responsible for timely, complete receipt, and the Court, Judge, or Clerk is not responsible for periods when the court's facsimile machine is not operational.

The party must schedule the motion hearing before filing the motion.

The movant must file the motion and supporting documents at least 15 days before the hearing.

Applies to

Facsimile filed document

A party filing a document by facsimile must not file the original and must keep it until the case concludes, including applicable appeal periods or an actual appeal.

Applies to

Motion

The hearing date must be inserted in the motion documents before filing.

Applies to

Summary judgment motion

(a) The parties may file motions for summary judgment. The movant's brief and affidavit(s) shall be filed with the motion.

A party that effects service must file proof of service within 20 days after service.

The movant must serve the motion and supporting documents on all other parties at least 15 days before the hearing.

The opposing party must serve the written response with citations of authorities on all other parties at least 7 days before the hearing.

A stipulated trial continuance requires the attorneys' and named parties' consent, in writing or on the record, and good cause.

Any other trial-continuance request must be made by motion and supported by good cause shown by the party or the party's written consent.

All trial-continuance requests require Court approval.