Every order pertaining to an assigned case is to be presented to the Judge to whom the case is assigned.

Every journal entry, order, decree or other judgment shall contain the full style of the case naming all parties.

Every journal entry, order, decree or other judgment presented to the Court for signature shall contain the approval as to form by the attorneys for each of the parties, unless waived by the Judge.

If counsel cannot settle the journal entry or order, then the attorney proposing it shall give notice to opposing counsel of the time of presentation of the journal entry or order for signature by the Judge.

Journal entries, orders and decrees must be prepared and submitted to the Court and filed within 20 days of the verdict or Court's ruling.

When a decree in a Family case is to be entered by the Court, unless otherwise designated by the Trial Judge, the attorney for the plaintiff shall prepare a journal entry and present it to the Judge for signature and to the Court Clerk for filing within twenty (20) days from the date the decree is entered.