Judge Shanda M. Harry

Applies to

Pleading requesting a hearing

Pleadings requesting a hearing must leave the hearing time blank, state a preferred hearing date, and allow the court to assign the hearing time before filing; the court may contact the filer if the requested date is unavailable.

Applies to

Settlement conference statement

In personal injury actions, special damages for each plaintiff should be current, separately listed and totaled, and categorized as health care and any loss of earnings.

Applies to

Fee application

An attorney seeking an exception to the maximum fee schedule for a special or unusual case must file a declaration explaining the request.

A complaint about appointed counsel's conduct must be served on all counsel and self-represented parties.

Notice of a Request for Postponement must be given to the opposing party.

An endorsed copy of the order must be served on the parties to be notified.

Payment applications must be presented within 60 days after case disposition, and the court may reject later invoices.

All parties must file the case management conference statement no later than 15 days before the first case management conference.

Deadline

4 court days

For uncontested proceedings, an original and one copy of the proposed judgment, decree, or order must be presented to the clerk at least four court days before the hearing, or the matter will not be placed on calendar.

Motions in limine must be written and filed and served as early as possible, no later than the commencement of the trial assignment hearing.

Probate accounts for estates, guardianships, conservatorships, and testamentary trusts must conform to Probate Code sections 1061–1064 and, to the extent possible, use Judicial Council-approved forms.

Exhibits must be assembled and collated in the order in which they are expected to be presented.