Rule 58. MOTIONS - Objections and Oral Argument

Category: Rules of The Circuit Court -- Probate Division

The Court shall hold any Motion for ten (10) days before acting thereon, unless assented to by all Parties. The Court may act on a Motion on the basis of the Pleadings and record before it. Any objection to a Motion shall be filed within ten (10) days of the filing of such Motion. Failure to object to the Motion shall not, in and of itself, be grounds for granting the Motion.

    No oral argument or evidentiary hearing shall be scheduled unless requested in writing by the Pro Se Party or Attorney within ten (10) days after the filing of the Motion or objection thereto. The request for oral argument or evidentiary hearing shall contain the reasons why the oral argument or evidentiary hearing will further assist the Court in determining the pending issue(s).

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