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Rule 42 - Complex Litigation-Court of Common Pleas (A) Complex litigation determination. An attorney representing a party to an action filed in the general division of the court of common pleas may request that the case be designated as complex litigation.

40. Rule 40 - Review of Cases; Dismissal; Rulings on Motions and Submitted Cases (A) Review; dismissal; rulings (1) Each trial judgeshall review, or causeto bereviewed, all cases assigned to the judge.

For convenience, to avoid prejudice, or to expedite or economize, the court may order a separate trial of one or more separate issues, claims, cross-claims, counterclaims, or third-party claims. When ordering a separate trial, the court shall preserve any right to a jury trial.

Court records are presumed open to public access. (B) Direct access (1) A court or clerk of court shall make a court record available by direct access, promptly acknowledge any person's request for direct access, and respond to the request within a reasonable amount of time.

Rule 12(A) Presiding Judge. The filming, videotaping, recording, or taking of photographs of victims or witnesses who object shall not be permitted. After consultation with the media the judge specifies the locations within the courtroom where operators and equipment may be located.

Rule 41(A) Continuances; granting of. Written motion must be filed specifying the reason for the continuance. The motion must be signed by the party requesting the continuance, as well as their counsel. The requirement that the motion be signed by the party may be waived by the trial judge, for good cause.

Your guardian should meet with you in person at least once every three months. The guardian is allowed to meet with you more often than that. Your guardian also is allowed to talk to you over the phone or by email, but the guardian has to meet with you in person for at least those four times each year.

Rule 26 - Court Records Management and Retention (A) Applicability. (1) This rule and Sup. R. 26.01 to 26.05 are intended to provide minimum standards for the maintenance, preservation, and destruction of records within the courts and to authorize alternative electronic methods and techniques.