5.1 All orders and judgments of the Court shall, at the request of the Court, be prepared by counsel in whose favor the order or judgment is rendered.

5.2 In civil actions, proposed orders shall be tendered with each motion.

5.3 If such order or judgment is not satisfactory to opposing counsel, counsel shall immediately make any objections known to the Court and present that party's alternative version of the order or judgment.

5.4 In all matters taken under advisement, the Court may direct the parties to submit proposed orders or judgments for consideration. All such proposed orders or judgments shall be submitted via e-mail to the Court in a Word (or compatible) document format, with a hard copy submitted to the Clerk. Counsel shall transmit a courtesy copy to opposing counsel. At such time that the Court becomes able to sign orders electronically, the Court may direct parties to submit proposed orders in that fashion.