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Pierce County Superior Court Chambers Communication Rules

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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

Hosts seeking to bring guests into secure criminal division courts or attorney conference areas must provide at least two court business days' advance notice for approval.

Hosts must provide advance notice of at least two (2) court business days to permit the CD court judicial officers and the Superior Court Presiding Judge to be notified and approve.

WARNING

The arbitrator must notify the parties when an extension for filing the award is granted.

The arbitrator shall give the parties notice of an extension granted.

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A written Department 8 remote-hearing request must include the reason, be submitted five working days before the motion or hearing, and receive a decision three working days in advance.

Requests for remote hearings shall be made in writing to the Judicial Assistant 5 working days in advance of the motion/hearing, along with the reason for the request. Judge to advise of decision 3 working days in advance.

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Email to chambers

A written Department 11 remote-hearing request and its reason must be submitted no later than five business days before the motion or hearing; an approved request results in emailed Zoom instructions through LINX-listed addresses.

Requests for remote hearings shall be made in writing to the Judicial Department no later than 5 business days in advance of the motion/hearing, along with the reason for the request. If approved, the Court will email the Zoom invitation and instructions to the email addresses listed on LINX.

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Email to chambers

Department 17 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings or other questions, please email supcrtdept17@piercecountywa.gov.

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Phone
798-4193

Deputy Court Administrator Dea Finigan at 798-4193 is the primary contact for requests to bring guests into the secure criminal division areas.

Deputy Court Administrator Dea Finigan (798-4193) is the primary contact for any requests to bring guests into the secure areas.

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(253) 798-7973

Call (253) 798-7973 to obtain Adoption Ex Parte presentation times.

Call (253) 798-7973 for the Adoption Ex Parte presentation times.

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Email to chambers

Department 10 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept10@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 22 may be emailed with questions.

If you have questions, please email supcrtdept22@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 21 may be emailed with questions.

If you have questions, please email supcrtdept21@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 1 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept1@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to clerk

If you would like to observe these proceedings, please email the clerks at pcclkwsh@piercecountywa.gov with the provided email address and a login link will be provided to you.

If you would like to observe these proceedings, please email the clerks at pcclkwsh@piercecountywa.gov with the provided email address and a login link will be provided to you.

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Email to chambers

Department 12 may be emailed with questions.

If you have questions, please email supcrtdept12@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 2 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept2@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 13 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept13@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 23 may be emailed with questions.

If you have any questions, please email supcrtdept23@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 18 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept18@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 6 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or other questions, please email supcrtdept6@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 20 may be emailed with questions.

If you have questions, please email supcrtdept20@piercecountywa.gov .

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Email to chambers

Email may be used to request or inquire about accommodations for Department 5 hearings.

Email requests and questions to supcrtdept5@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 9 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept9@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 7's Judicial Assistant may be emailed for information about appearance and observation protocols.

For more specific appearance/observation protocol contact the Judicial Assistant at supcrtdept7@piercecountywa.gov

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Email to chambers

Department 4 may be emailed with questions.

For questions, please email supcrtdept4@piercecountywa.gov.

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Attorneys and self-represented parties confirm motions by contacting the assigned judicial department’s judicial assistant or, for LINX account holders with PINs, electronically through the internet.

Attorneys and any self-represented parties shall confirm motions by contacting the judicial assistant of the assigned judicial department or electronically, through the internet by those with LINX accounts and PIN (Personal Identification Numbers), in accordance with the procedures adopted by the Pierce County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

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Phone to clerk
Phone
253-798-6937

If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Pierce County Clerk's Office for further assistance at 253-798-6937.

If you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the Pierce County Clerk's Office for further assistance at 253-798-6937.

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Email to chambers

Department 14 may be emailed with questions.

If you have questions, please email supcrtdept14@piercecountywa.gov

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Email to chambers

Department 16 may be emailed for information about appearance and observation protocols.

For more specific appearance/observation protocol contact supcrtdept16@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 19 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and other questions.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or any other questions, please email supcrtdept19@piercecountywa.gov.

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Email to chambers

Department 3 may be emailed for trial assignments, mandatory court review matters, and agreed matters.

For trial assignments, mandatory court review hearings, or agreed matters, please email supcrtdept3@piercecountywa.gov

Common questions about Pierce County Superior Court chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Pierce County Superior Court?

Hosts seeking to bring guests into secure criminal division courts or attorney conference areas must provide at least two court business days' advance notice for approval.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section Guests in Criminal Division Courts and Attorney Areas

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