SLR 2-6.031: MOTION TO POSTPONE
Edition: 2026Effective: UnknownLast verified: 2026-09-07
(1) All motions for postponement including stipulations must be filed more than one week prior to the trial date. The presiding judge may allow a motion or stipulation for postponement filed within one week of the trial date upon good cause shown. Motions filed less than 48 hours before the proceeding for which rescheduling is requested will be addressed as time allows but may not be addressed. If unaddressed, all parties must appear at the proceeding and the motion may be denied as untimely. (2) In addition to the requirements of UTCR 6.030(2), all motions to postpone must also state whether a party is in custody. (3) All motions and stipulations for postponement must include a proposed order with the proposed new trial date agreeable to all parties and pre-approved by the court calendar clerk’s office.
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- UTCR 6.030 — resolved
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