Non-evidentiary definition

Non-evidentiary means there will be little to no testimony, and nothing will be entered into evidence. Where there is agreement, please notify the JA while scheduling the hearing. If there is no agreement, the party or attorney requesting a virtual appearance should file a Motion and send a copy of the e-filed Motion and proposed Order in Word format to the division email while scheduling the hearing, or no later than two business days before the hearing. The Motion should state the good cause basis for a virtual appearance and include the opposing party’s position on the request.
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Related to Non-evidentiary

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