Order on Motion for Use of Emergency Procedures (Non-Family Law)

This form is an order that the judge signs after considering a request to use emergency procedures for a court hearing. It can also order that the hearing must happen by phone or video call.

The court describes it as: Submit form with motion to appear by telephone/videoconference. Judge will complete and sign. Not for family law case.

Common questions

Who fills out this form?

The form is titled 'Order on Motion for Use of Emergency Procedures,' and the judge will complete and sign it after considering a motion filed by a person or people. The form itself is filed by the person who made the motion.

Is this form for family law cases?

The form text specifically states that this order is 'Non-Family Law' and includes a section noting documents required for family law cases, suggesting it is not for those types of cases.

What does the court order if the motion is granted?

If the motion is granted, the order can state what the motion is granted as, or it can order that anyone involved must participate in the hearing by teleconferencing or videoconferencing.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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