(A) Supporting Complaint or Petition. No order or writ shall be signed by any judicial officer before a supporting complaint and/or petition is first filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court.

(B) Preparation, Submission, and Signing of Orders and Writs. The party seeking any such orders or writs must prepare and submit the same for signature to the division to which the case is assigned. If the assigned judicial officer is unavailable, any judicial officer may sign the same.

(C) Filing Prerequisites. All matters filed in any cause or submitted for signature of the Court, except evidence offered at a trial or hearing, must clearly indicate thereon the name and address of the person, firm or attorney offering same. Printed firm or attorney designations on pleadings meet this requirement. The Clerk of the Court must not accept for filing any document that fails to comply with this subsection.

(D) Submit Proposed Orders Separately. Proposed orders submitted for signature of the Court must be prepared as a separate document containing the case title and number at the top of each page thereof, and must not be included as an integral part of stipulations, motions or other pleadings. Failure to comply with this rule may result in a continuance of the requested hearing.