Cases shall be allotted fifteen minutes to ensure that all cases set for a given date and time are heard in a timely manner. If parties require more than fifteen minutes to present their evidence, the Court may assign the parties to a time at the end of the docket or the parties may be given another date. Counsel for either party may approach the bench at the beginning of the docket to advise the Court that an extended evidentiary hearing will be required and the case should be rescheduled to an appropriate date. If the respondent has been served, the emergency protective order shall be reissued at that time and served with a summons containing the new hearing date.