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Local Rules of Superior Court of California, County of Imperial

Rule 5.1.28 Preparation and Service of is being asked to sign. The request must be Proposed Judgment After Trial accompanied by a proposed order.

Party preparing the judgment must serve the (a) Mandatory Information in proposed judgment on the other party within Supporting Declaration(s). The five (5) court business days of trial unless the supporting declaration(s) must court orders otherwise. The other party shall include all of the following: have ten (10) calendar days from the date of mailing to review the order and notify the (1) The title, date, page(s) and drafting party in writing of objections to its line(s) of the court order content. Failure to notify the drafting party upon which the request to within the time required shall be deemed an appoint an elisor is based. approval. The drafting party must, upon expiration of the ten-day period, promptly (2) A description of the good file the proposed judgment to the court faith efforts to meet and together with a statement of any responses confer to resolve the issue from the other party or a statement that no informally. responses were received. If the party ordered to prepare the judgment (3) Specific facts establishing the fails to do so, or if the opposing party files necessity of the appointment objections to the proposed judgment within of an elisor, including the ten (10) calendar days of mailing, the reason, by a person with opposing party may prepare and submit a personal knowledge, why proposed judgment to the court with a letter each document requires the and copy of the proposed judgment to the elisor’s signature. other party. (b) Mandatory Language in Proposed [Adopted January 1, 2013, amended 01/01/16] Order. The proposed order must include all of the following: Rule 5.1.29 Findings and Orders After Hearing (1) Designate “The Clerk of the Court or Clerk’s Designee” The moving party filing a motion or Request as the elisor. The order for Order shall provide a proposed Findings cannot state a name or title of and Orders After Hearing at the time of filing. a specific court employee. If the proposed Findings and Order After Hearing is not submitted at the time of filing (2) State the party’s name for the moving party must comply with whom the elisor is being California Rules of Court 5.125. appointed; the exact title or a sufficient description that [Adopted January 1, 2013, amended 01/01/15, 01/01/18] accurately identifies each document to be signed; and Rule 5.1.30 Appointment of Elisor the capacity in which the elisor will be signing each Request for Order. A court order for the document. appointment of an elisor must be made by a request for order. The request for order must include at least one supporting declaration with a list of the exact documents the elisor

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