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Adult | Motions Information
Family Division - Adult Section
440 Ross Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219 E-mail us
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Motions Information (for persons represented by attorneys)
2010-08 August Calendar
2010-09 September Calendar

All motions shall be listed only before the judge whose suffix is assigned to the case, absent a compelling emergency.

Michael F. Marmo    001       Philip A. Ignelzi   009
Susan Evashavik DiLucente   002       Kim Berkeley Clark   010
David N. Wecht   003       Kelly Eileen Bigley   011
Kathryn M. Hens-Greco   004       John T. McVay, Jr.   012
Kathleen R. Mulligan   005       Guido A. DeAngelis   014
Kim D. Eaton   006       Dwayne D. Woodruff   015
Arnold I. Klein   007       Donald R. Walko, Jr.   016
Cathleen Bubash   008            

Family Division motions are generally heard at 1:30 p.m. every Monday through Thursday and 9:30 a.m. on Fridays. Motions will not be heard at any other time.

Every motion must contain a notice of presentation and a certificate of service OR include the written consent of opposing counsel or the opposing party if unrepresented, that the notice of service requirement was waived. The notice of presentation and certificate of service shall appear on a separate page, immediately following the cover sheet. In addition, each motion shall include a proposed order of court, which should be affixed as the last page of the motion or petition. Seven (7) days’ notice of presentation of any motion is required absent an emergency or consent by the opposing party to a shorter notice period. Motions which have not been properly served on the other party or attorney will not be heard.