Marquette County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
A stipulated trial continuance requires the attorneys' and named parties' consent, in writing or on the record, and good cause.
All stipulated requests for continuance of trial date shall require the consent of the attorneys and the named parties in writing or on the record and must be for good cause shown.
All trial-continuance requests require Court approval.
All requests for continuance are subject to the approval of the Court.
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 other requests for continuance must be made by motion and for good cause shown by the party or with the party's written consent.
A criminal trial-continuance request requires the named parties' consent and good cause.
Requests for a continuance of trial date shall require the consent of the named parties, and must be for good cause shown.
If consent cannot be obtained for a criminal trial continuance, the party must seek it by motion and hearing and show good cause.
If consent cannot be obtained for a continuance, then it must be on motion and hearing with good cause shown by the party.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Marquette County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
A stipulated trial continuance requires the attorneys' and named parties' consent, in writing or on the record, and good cause.
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