Hon. Carly S. Wish — Judicial Procedures
County Civil
Quick operational summary based on publicly available court procedure materials. Always verify with the official court source before relying on this information.
Quick Rules
Courtesy Copies
Hearing materials must be submitted to the Court on a USB drive three business days before the hearing and also provided to opposing parties by that time.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Evidence for a trial or hearing must be provided at least three business days in advance, mailed or dropped off, clearly marked with the case number, and labeled alphabetically.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Evidence must also be provided to the opposing party by email or mail.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Proposed Orders
Proposed orders and final judgments may be emailed in Word format; orders sent by U.S. mail will not be accepted.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Proposed orders must include the required certificate-of-service language, and the movant must serve non-electronic-filing parties and file a certificate within three business days of the order.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Special Set Hearings
To schedule a contested hearing, counsel must select an available date and time using aiCalendar and coordinate it with the opposing party.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
A hearing is not confirmed until the Judicial Assistant replies by email, after which the requester must promptly file a Notice of Hearing containing the required confirmation language.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
After confirmation, the requester must file and properly serve a Notice of Hearing; failure to do so cancels the hearing.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
If the opposing party will not cooperate in scheduling, the requesting party may set the hearing unilaterally, but must include a Certificate of Compliance and state the refusal in the Notice of Hearing.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Emergency Motions
An emergency hearing request must include a detailed explanation of the emergency and the motion’s substance, and the motion must be delivered to the Court before a hearing is set.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Discovery Disputes
Parties must attempt in good faith to resolve discovery disputes before scheduling a hearing.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Discovery motions must be set for hearing; however, a proposed order may be submitted without a hearing when there is no response or objection to initial approved discovery requests.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Before filing a motion to compel or protective-order motion when seeking attorney fees, counsel must confer in good faith and file a certification that the dispute was not resolved.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Cancellations
Attorneys must notify the Judicial Assistant of canceled hearings because the Clerk does not send cancellation notices to the Judge or Judicial Assistant.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Trials cannot be canceled unilaterally; the attorney must contact the Judicial Assistant, provide the reason, and timely file and email a cancellation notice if cancellation is approved.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Other
Self-represented litigants must file written motions with the Clerk and serve the other parties, including a certificate of service.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
For a non-jury trial, parties must file a Notice for Trial with the estimated time needed by all sides.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
For a jury trial, parties must file a Notice for Trial and email a copy to the Judicial Assistant.
Verified Aug 10, 2026
Contact Information
Judicial Assistant
Loumarie Roman
JA Email
74orange@ninthcircuit.orgPhone
407.836.1550Courtroom
800.02
Official Page
Court WebsiteLast Verified
June 30, 2026
Official Sources
Source: Official court page or published division procedure material.
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