Jury, M.

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SELF-CALENDARING INSTRUCTIONS
FOR JUDGE MEREDITH A. JURY COURTROOM # 301

The self-calendaring system is designed to allow both counsel and parties to schedule hearing dates for matters heard on regular notice, without having to contact the Courtroom Deputy to obtain a hearing date. Matters that do not require hearings may be filed in accordance with Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1(o)(1).

I. Matters requiring more than 15 minutes may not be self calendared. Parties select their own hearing dates if the matter to be heard is 15 minutes or less and falls within one of the following categories:

Motions for Relief From Stay - Orders should be submitted via LOU on the day of the hearing
Chapter 7 Miscellaneous matters; Trustee Final Report & Account Hearings @ 11:00 am
Chapter 13 Miscellaneous matters
Fee Applications in Chapter 7 and Chapter 11 Cases
Employment Applications
Any Motion in a Chapter 7, 11 or 13 Case or an Adversary Proceeding not identified in section II below as being ineligible for self-calendaring.
NO HEARING NEEDED FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT Submit order accordingly

II. The following matters may not be self calendared:

Applications for Orders Shortening Time (LBR 9075-1 (b))
Emergency or Ex Parte matters (LBR 9075-1 (a))
Initial Status Conferences in Adversary Proceeding
Clusters of Related Matters that would ordinarily be set for different hearing times
Mass Objections to Claims(more than 20 objections set for a single hearing)
Motions for Authority to Use/Restrict Use of Cash Collateral
Motions to Obtain DIP Financing
Motions for Temporary Restraining Orders or Preliminary Injunctions
Motions for Reconsideration
Motions for Summary Judgment
Pre-Trial Conferences
Reaffirmation Agreements
Motions to Dismiss Adversary Proceedings
Contempt proceedings (LBR 9020-1)

For matters that may be self-calendared, follow the steps outlined below:

PLEASE NOTE: Calendar dates are subject to periodic revision, so please verify that you are referring to a current version of the Judge’s monthly calendar.

STEP 1: Obtain available dates and times for the type of matter that you want to calendar by referring to the monthly calendars posted in the Judge’s courtroom, on the Court’s website, or by calling the Calendar Clerk for Hon. Meredith Jury at 951-774-1091.

STEP 2: Prepare a notice of hearing for the date and time that you have selected. If your motion is for relief from stay, you must provide notice in the same form as outlined by Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1(c)(2).

PLEASE NOTE: If you choose a date for a relief from stay hearing that is greater than 30 days from the date you file your motion, you are deemed to have waived the time limits of Bankruptcy Code Section 362(e).

STEP 3: Schedule hearing dates to give sufficient notice of all matters to all parties entitled to receive such notice pursuant to applicable provisions of the Local Bankruptcy Rules and Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure. Moving parties are referred to Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1(d) regarding service of the notice of the hearing and to Local Bankruptcy Rule 9013-1(I) regarding evidence supporting the motion.

STEP 4: File and serve your moving papers in a timely manner! Late filed moving papers cannot be placed on the calendar date you have chosen and you will be notified of a new hearing date by the Courtroom Deputy. Refer to the Local Bankruptcy Rules and Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure for applicable filing and service deadlines. If proof of service is insufficient, the moving party’s motion may be continued or denied. The Judge’s copy of all papers should be provided to chambers as required by LBR 5005-2(d) and the Court Manual. The date and time of the scheduled hearing is required to appear on all documents next to the caption box. See Local Bankruptcy Rule 9004-1(a) and the Court Manual.

STEP 5: If the date selected is unavailable because you gave insufficient notice, the date and time is already fully booked, or for any other reason, the Courtroom Deputy will contact you to arrange an alternative date. The Court Manual requires you to insert your telephone number at the top left corner of the document.

STEP 6: Confirmation that your matter has been calendared will be sent back to you, if you provide the Courtroom Deputy an extra copy of your notice and a stamped self-addressed return envelope. The Court reserves the right to reschedule any hearing. You will be notified promptly if your hearing has been re-set.

Legend:

R/S = MOTIONS FOR RELIEF FROM STAY

MISC = MISCELLANEOUS

U.S.T. MTNS = UNITED STATES TRUSTEE MOTIONS

ADV. = ADVERSARY HEARINGS ONLY

*** NEW ---- TrFR = CHAPTER 7 TRUSTEE FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT HRGS

***NOTE: 2013 - After January, Chapter 13's will be heard every other week.

UPDATED: 02/07/13

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