Vilas County Circuit Court, Wisconsin Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
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- Phone to chambers
Before sending hearing notice for a motion, the moving party or attorney must call the assigned branch’s Judicial Assistant to schedule the hearing.
In all matters, the moving party or their attorney is responsible for providing notice of hearing on any motion filed by that party. Prior to sending out such notice, the party or their attorney shall call the Judicial Assistant for the assigned branch to set an appropriate date and time for hearing.
An attorney appearing in person who wishes to file an exhibit must ask the Clerk to mark it.
If the attorney is appearing in person and wishes to file an exhibit, the attorney will ask the Clerk to mark the exhibit, and will also provide the other party with a copy of the exhibit.
Before scheduling an additional motion on an existing motion date, an attorney or party must advise the court to confirm there is enough time or obtain another date.
No attorney or party shall schedule additional motions on a pre-existing motion date for the same case without first advising the court, to determine if sufficient time has been set aside for an additional motion and, if not, to get another date for the motion.
How may parties contact Vilas County Circuit Court, Wisconsin?
Before sending hearing notice for a motion, the moving party or attorney must call the assigned branch’s Judicial Assistant to schedule the hearing.
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