Judge Elizabeth Rohl

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Notice of retainer or appointment order

An attorney representing a party must file a Notice of Retainer or Order Appointing Counsel with the Clerk of Court as soon as practicable.

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Withdrawal motion

Must include

proposed order

An attorney seeking to withdraw must first file a written motion and proposed order with the Court and provide them to all opposing parties.

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Withdrawal or substitution stipulation

Withdrawal or substitution may proceed by written stipulation if all attorneys agree to and sign it and the Court approves it.

Fee

1.25

The Clerk of Court may charge $1.25 per page for incoming and outgoing faxes.

The Court may charge a fee for incoming or outgoing faxes exceeding six pages.

When a petitioner seeks a filing-fee waiver due to indigency, the commissioner or judge must determine indigency.

The Notice of Retainer or Order Appointing Counsel must be filed as soon as practicable.

Cameras and recording equipment may be allowed in courtrooms or hearing chambers provided a written request is made to the presiding court official at least three (3) days before each scheduled hearing or trial.

A continuance request must be made within twenty days after the hearing or trial notice is provided, but the Court may shorten that period when the proceeding’s time limits do not permit it.

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Withdrawal motion

The written withdrawal motion and proposed order must also be provided to all opposing parties.

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Motion papers

Motions, supporting documents, and briefs should be served on the nonmoving party at least 20 days before the hearing, unless another rule or court order provides otherwise.

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Written response

The opposing party should serve the written response at least 5 days before the hearing.