a. Copies to Trial Judge. [Rescinded].

b. Motions for Default Judgment. Unless the motion is e-filed, parties seeking a civil default judgment by motion must submit to the assigned civil commissioner's division a default judgment cover sheet and associated documents in the format required by Administrative Order.

c. Post-Trial Motions. All post-trial motions must specify in the caption the name of the judge who tried the case. Where possible, the post-trial motions should be heard by that judge.

d. Oral Argument; Submitted Motions. All motions are deemed submitted upon memoranda unless the motion, response or reply contains in the caption the words “Oral Argument Requested.” The court may, in its discretion, order, allow, or deny oral argument on any motion consistent with the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure.

e. Telephone Argument and Conferences. The court may, in its discretion, order or allow oral argument on any motion or other proceeding by speaker telephone conference call, or regular telephone conference call, provided that all conversations of all parties are audible to each participant and the judge. Upon request of any party, such oral argument may be recorded by court reporter or other lawful method under such conditions as the judge deems practicable. Counsel must schedule such calls at a time convenient to all parties and the judge. The judge may direct which party must pay the cost of the call.

f. Length of Motions and Memoranda. The length of motions, responses, replies and memoranda are governed by the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure.

g. Motions for Summary Judgment. [Rescinded].

h. Motions to Compel. When a motion for an order compelling discovery is brought pursuant to Rule 37 of the Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure or Rule 65(A)(2) of the Arizona Rules of Family Law Procedure, the moving party must set forth, separately from a memorandum of law, the following in separate, distinct, numbered paragraphs: