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ATTORNEY CIVIL EVENTS LIST [Updated 1-15-21] ATTORNEY CIVIL EVENTS LIST [Updated 1-15-21] INITIAL PLEADINGS & Claim Continue SERVICE Objection Declaration of Mistrial Objections to Report and Declaratory Judgment Recommendations Default Judgment Complaints and Other Initiating Documents Withdrawal of Claim Deposit Funds Amended Complaint Determine Heirs Counterclaim MOTIONS AND RELATED Directed Verdict Crossclaim FILINGS Disbursement of Funds Intervenor Complaint Disclosure Discovery Stipulated Agreement of Support Motions Dismiss and Admission of Paternity 1 - Exparte Docket Entry AND Dismiss Case as Frivolous Third Party Complaint document - use ONLY with other Dismiss/Lack of Jurisdiction selection Dismiss/Lack of Prosecution Service of Process 1 - Exparte Document - use ONLY Disqualify Counsel Acknowledgment of Service with other selection Disqualify Judge Affidavit of Service Alter Judgment Disqualify Juror Certificate of Service Amend/Correct Enforce IRS Summons Proof of Summons by Publication Appeal in Forma Pauperis Enforce Judgment Request for Waiver of Service Appear Exclude Rule 81 Summons Returned Application for Clerks Entry of Expedite Executed Default Extension of Time to Amend Rule 81 Summons Returned Appoint Counsel Extension of Time to Complete Unexecuted Appoint Custodian Discovery Show Cause Order Returned Appoint Expert Extension of Time to File Answer Executed Appoint Guardian/Attorney ad Extension of Time to File Subpoena Returned Executed Litem Document Subpoena Returned Unexecuted Appoint Receiver Extension of Time to File Summons by Publication Approval and Authorization of Response/Reply Summons Returned Executed Payment of GAL Fees and/or Extension of Time to Serve Summons Returned Unexecuted Expenses Defendant Waiver of Process and Joinder Approve Accounting File Excess Pages Waiver of Service (Non Party) Approve Consent Judgment Forfeiture of Property Wavier of Service Returned Attorney Fees Hearing Waiver of Service Unexecuted Authority to Settle Minors Claims In Limine Warrant Returned Authority to Withdraw Funds Intervene Writ Returned Bifurcate Issuance of Warrant in rem Bill of Costs Judgment as a Matter of Law Answers to Complaints Bond Judgment Based on ADR Certificate of Appealability Settlement Other Answers Clerks Entry of Defaulter Judgment Debtor Exam Affidavit in Opposition Clerks Motion to Dismiss Judgment NOV Affidavit in Support Compel Judgment of Forfeiture Amended Answer to Complaint Consolidate Cases Judgment on Partial Findings Answer to Writ of Garnishment Contempt Attorney E-Filing Events List | 1 ATTORNEY CIVIL EVENTS LIST [Updated 1-15-21] Judgment on the Pleadings Settlement Response in Opposition to Motion Judgment Under Rule 54(b) Sever Response in Support Leave to Appeal Show Cause Response in Support of Motion Leave to File Document Stay Response to Motion Letters Rogatory Strike Limited Admission Substitute Attorney OTHER FILINGS More Definite Statement Substitute Party Motion (Miscellaneous) Summary Judgment ADR Documents Motion to Approve Conservator Suppress Consent to Arbitration Plan Take Deposition Consent to Mediation Motion to Approve Guardian Plan Taxation of Costs Objection to Report of Motion to Approve Well Being Temporary Relief Arbitrator/Mediator Report Temporary Restraining Order Request for Trial De Novo Motion to Close Conservatorship Transfer Venue Motion to Close Estate Trial Setting Discovery Documents Motion to Close Guardianship Unseal Case Designation of Witness Motion to File Amicus Curiae Brief Unseal Document Notice of Receipt of Deposition New Trial Vacate Notice of Service of Order of Sale Waive Accounting Interrogatories Partial Summary Judgment Withdraw Notice of Service of Request for Permanent Injunction Withdraw as Attorney Admissions Preliminary Injunction Withdraw Reference Notice of Service of Request for Proceed in Forma Pauperis Writ Production of Documents Produce Writ of Garnishment Notice of Service of Responses to Protective Order Writ of Mandamus Interrogatories Quash Notice of Service of Responses to Reassign Case Responses and Replies Request for Admissions Reconsideration 1 - Exparte Docket Entry AND Notice of Service of Responses to Recusal Document – use ONLY with Request for Production Release of Bond Obligation other selection Notice to Take Deposition Release of Funds 1 - Exparte Document - use ONLY Reopen Case with other selection Notices Return of Property Affidavit in Opposition to Motion Notice – Dismissal from U.S. Sanctions Affidavit in Support of Motion Bankruptcy Court Seal Memorandum in Opposition Notice of Acceptance with Offer of Seal Case Memorandum in Opposition to Judgment Seal Document Motion Notice of Appearance Sealed Motion Memorandum in Support Notice of Application for Writ Service by Publication Memorandum in Support of Notice of Cancellation of Set Aside Motion Judgment Set Aside Default Rebuttal Notice of Change of Address Set Aside Forfeiture Reply to Response to Motion Notice of Continuing Set Aside Judgment Response Hospitalization Set Aside Verdict Response in Opposition Notice of Conventional Filing Attorney E-Filing Events List | 2 ATTORNEY CIVIL EVENTS LIST [Updated 1-15-21] Notice of Delinquency Statement of Facts Paternity Test/DNA Report Notice of Hearing Statement of Issues Patient Information Sheet Notice of Hearing on Motion Statement of Proposed Paupers Oath Notice of Income Withholding Corrections Pre-Admission Form Notice of Lis Pendens (Commitment) Notice of Notice of Removal Other Documents Pre-Evaluation Screening Form Notice of Redirection Account Statement (Commitment) Notice of Settlement Acknowledgment Pretrial Memorandum Notice of Trial Administrative Record Proof of Will Notice of Voluntary Dismissal Affidavit Receipt of Distribution Notice (Other) DO NOT USE FOR Amended Document (NOT Redacted Document APPEALS OR DISCOVERY motion) Redaction Index Notice to Creditors Amicus Curiae Appearance Release of Probated Claim Notice to Taxpayers Amicus Brief (Lower Court) Report of Commissioner Proof of Publication of Notice to Annual Accounting Report of Guardian Ad Litem Creditors Application for Clerks Entry of Report of Special Master Default Request to Issue Subpoena Application for Pro Hac Vice Response to Order to Show Cause Trial Documents Application for Writ Rule 8.05 Disclosure Agreement for Jury Verdict Bank Acknowledgment Satisfaction of Judgment Exhibit List Bill of Costs Sealed Document Proposed Findings of Fact Certificate of Compliance Settlement Agreement Proposed Jury Instructions Certificate of Counsel Statement of Rights Proposed Voir Dire Certificate of Discharge Statement of Facts Trial Brief Certificate of Examining Physician Status Report Witness List Certificate of Fiduciary Stipulation Child Support Information Stipulation of Dismissal Appeal Documents Sheet/Utility Suggestion for Writ Amicus Curiae Brief (Lower Consent Suggestion for Writ of Court) Conservator Plan Garnishment Appeal Correspondence Contact Information Sheet Suggestion of Bankruptcy Appeal Transcript Request Disclaimer Suggestion of Death Appellants Brief (Lower Court Drug Screening/Test Transcript Request Appeal) Financial Affidavit Waiver (Not Service Related) Appellants Reply Brief (Lower Guardian Plan Well Being Report Court Appeal) ID Divorce Checklist Withdrawal of Motion Appellees Brief Interpleader Writ to Take Custody Appellees Brief (Lower Court Inventory (Commitment) Appeal) Joinder Bill of Exceptions Jury Demand Certificate of Compliance Last Will and Testament Certificate of Examination Record Letter (Generic) Designation of Record on Appeal Miscellaneous Document Motion to File Amicus Curiae Brief Nomination of Successor (Lower Court) Commission Attorney E-Filing Events List | 3 ATTORNEY CRIMINAL EVENTS LIST [Updated 1-15-21] CHARGING File Excess Pages Show Cause INSTRUMENTS AND Forfeiture of Property Show Cause re Revocation of PLEAS General Probation Handwriting Exemplars Show Cause re Revocation of Hearing Supervised Release Plea-Related Documents In Limine Speedy Trial Petition to Enter Guilty Plea Inspect Strike Plea Agreement Issuance of Warrant in rem Substitute Attorney Judgment NOV Suppress MOTIONS AND RELATED Leave to Appeal Take Deposition FILINGS Leave to File Document Travel Medical Exam Unseal Case Motions Medical Treatment Unseal Document Acquittal Mental Examination Vacate Alter Judgment Miscellaneous Relief Victim Rights Amend/Correct Modify Conditions of Release Warrant Appeal In Forma Pauperis Motion to Reduce Bond Withdraw as Attorney Appear New Trial Withdraw Document Appoint Counsel Order of Competency to Stand Withdraw Plea of Guilty Appoint Expert Trial Withdraw Plea of Nolo Bifurcate Produce Contendere Bill of Particulars Protective Order Writ Bond Quash Brady Materials Quash Indictment/Information Responses and Replies Certificate of Appealability Reconsideration Affidavit in Opposition to Motion Change Venue Recusal Affidavit in Support of Motion Compel Reduce Sentence Reply to Response Consolidate Cases Release Bond Obligation Response Continue Release from Custody Response in Opposition Declaration of Mistrial Release of Funds Response in Support Directed Verdict Remand Response to Motion Disclosure Return of Property/Post Trial Discovery Return of Property/PreTrial OTHER FILINGS Dismiss Return of Surety Dismiss/Lack of Jurisdiction Revoke Discovery Documents Dismiss/Speedy Trial Sanctions Demand/Request for Alibi Witness Disqualify Counsel Seal Demand/Request for Notice of Disqualify Judge Seal Case Alibi Disqualify Juror Seal Document Demand/Request for Public Exclude Sealed Motion
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