FRANKLIN COUNTY RULES OF PRACTICE
OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Domestic Relations Division
Juvenile Branch
Effective February 1, 1990 unless otherwise noted

	JUVENILE RULES
	---SELECT A RULE TO VIEW--- 1. Court Records; Management and Retention 2. Continuances and advancement 3. Duty magistrate 4. Appointed counsel 5. Custody and/or Visitation Actions 6. Parentage cases 7. Detention/shelter care hearings 8. Objections to Decisions of Magistrates 8. Motions to Set Aside Magistrate's Orders 9. Broadcasting, televising, recording and photographing by news media 10. Support orders 11. Motions 12. Transcripts/recording of proceedings 13. Warrants 14. Filing fees and costs 15. Traffic offenses/misdemeanor citations; Use of electronically produced tickets 16. Expungements 17. Mediation 18. Publication Service 19. Informal intake conference 20. Magistrate hearings 21. Assignement of cases 22. Model Parenting Time Schedule 23. Case Management Rule 24. Work Release Program 25. Duty Judge 26. Juries, Jurors 27. Guardian Ad Litem 28. Entries 29. Forms 30. Photographic Identification 31. Service Members' Civil Relief Act 32. Registration of Orders from Another State 33. Child Support, Cash Medical Support and Health Insurance 34. Competency Hearings 35. Confidential Disclosure of Personal Identifiers 36. Pre-Sentence Investigation 37. Specialized Docket (Drug Court)

RULE 2:

Continuances and advancements
Requests for continuances will be made in accordance with Supreme Court of Ohio Superintendence Rule 41 and Ohio Rules of Juvenile Procedure 19 and 23 or, where applicable, the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure.

All applications for continuances or advancements shall be made as far in advance of hearing dates as practicable except as herein provided. All requests shall be in writing on forms provided by the Juvenile Case Management Office with a proposed new date included. Requests shall be granted only after notice to all other counsel and/or parties involved. No case will be continued on the day of hearing except for good cause shown. Unless otherwise directed, it will be the responsibility of the attorney obtaining the continuance to notify all other counsel and parties of the new hearing date. Attorneys shall make reasonable efforts to have a contested request for continuance heard prior to the hearing date.

Ruling on a continuance request may be reserved until the scheduled hearing date where continuances on the record are necessary to preserve service or notice on parties.

Amended Effective 1/1/00; 10/1/04