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Mason County District Court
Local Court Rules
Table of Rules
LCRLJ 7 (B) Motion
LCRLJ 40(A) Non-Appearance of a Party or Parties on Trial Date
LCRRLJ 8.2(B) Quashing Warrants - Rescinded - Effective September 1, 2009
LRSP 1 Name Changes
LCRLJ 7(b)
MOTIONS
(a) A party who notes a motion, but decides to strike the
motion, shall immediately notify the court and the opposing
party that the motion is stricken.
(b) If a moving party does not appear within thirty (30)
minutes of the time set for a motion, and no request, for
extension of time is received by telephone or otherwise, the
motion shall be stricken and the non-moving party (ies) may
be awarded costs, and if otherwise authorized, a reasonable
attorney’s fee.
(c) If a non-moving party does not appear within thirty
(30) minutes of the time set for a motion, and no request
for extension of time is received by telephone or otherwise,
the Court may grant the motion.
(d) The Court may, in its discretion, assess terms against
any party failing to comply with this rule.
[Effective September 1, 2002]
LCRLJ 40(a) (5) and (d)
NON-APPEARANCE OF A PARTY OR
PARTIES ON TRIAL DATE
(a) If the plaintiff does not appear within thirty (30)
minutes of the time set for trial, and no request for
extension of time is received by telephone or otherwise,
defendant, upon motion, may be granted a judgment of
dismissal without prejudice, be awarded costs, and if
otherwise authorized, a reasonable attorney’s fee, and if a
counterclaim, upon satisfactory proof, may be awarded
judgment thereon.
(b) If the defendant does not appear within thirty (30)
minutes of the time set for trial, and no request for
extension of time is received by telephone or otherwise, the
plaintiff, upon motion, may be granted judgment as prayed
for, upon satisfactory proof to the court, including costs
and if otherwise authorized a reasonable attorney’s fee.
(c) In the event neither party appears at the time set for
trial, or thirty (30) minutes thereafter, the matter shall
be dismissed without prejudice, (including counterclaims)
unless the court has received prior notification of agreed
or confessed judgment, settlement, dismissal, or
continuance. Notification may initially be oral and/or by
telephone, but will not be deemed completed until it has
been followed up with a clear written statement by the
person making such notification, such written statement
shall be caused to be on file with the court by 4:30 p.m. on
the fifth day following the oral telephonic notification.
[Effective September 1, 2002]
LCrRLJ 8.2(B)
QUASHING WARRANTS
Rescinded - Effective September 1, 2009
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS
LRSP 1.
NAME CHANGES
(a) Requirements. An applicant who applies to the court
for a change of name, pursuant to RCW 4.24.130, must meet
the following requirement:
(1) Birth Certificate. A certified copy of any applicant
and/or minor’s birth certificate or suitable identification
must be presented to the clerk for verification and copying.
(2) Photo Identification. The applicant shall be prepared
to show photo identification at the time of the hearing.
(3) Minors: Parental Consent. All applicants under
eighteen (18) years of age must be represented by a parent
or legal guardian and both biological or legal parents or
guardians must approve the change of name either by personal
appearance or by verified affidavit, unless good cause is
shown. Both parents must have notice of the petition.
(4) Separate Applications. Each applicant requesting a
change of name must present a separate Change of Name Order
and pay a separate filing fee and recording fee.
[Effective September 1, 2002]
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