Orders – Proposed (added April 7, 2021)

When parties report to the Court that a matter has been resolved and that an order will be submitted, the underlying matter (motion, application, objection, other contested matter, etc.) will generally then be placed on the Court’s Final Disposition Calendar. Attorneys (or unrepresented parties) are expected to submit the proposed order before the date on which the matter appears on the Final Disposition Calendar. If the proposed order has not been submitted and signed, the attorneys (or unrepresented parties) shall appear at the Final Disposition Calendar hearing unless their appearance is excused by the Court. Failure to do so may result in the matter being dismissed for failure to prosecute.

More details concerning the Final Disposition Calendar may be found in the Clerk’s Instructions, Appendix J.