Any motions involving issues of law in which no testimony of a witness will be taken may be heard by telephonic conference upon agreement of all attorneys representing parties in the case. With prior Court approval, the Court may allow testimony by phone of witnesses in cases involving an emergency. Upon agreeing that the motion may be heard by the Court by telephonic conference, the attorney desiring a telephonic conference on a motion or a matter pending before the Court shall contact the Judge or the Judge's secretary for a possible convenient time(s) for the telephonic conference. Upon receiving the possible dale(s) and lime(s) of the telephonic conference, the attorney shall communicate this to opposing counsel, and thereafter shall confirm with the Judge's secretary of the agreed upon date and time for the telephonic conference so the conference can be entered on the Judge's calendar. The attorney requesting a telephonic conference shall initiate the call. Resolution of the issue prior to the telephonic conference shall be immediately reported to the Judge's secretary. No telephone conferences will be scheduled on a motion day.