Judge David A. Oblon

The praecipe must be filed by 4:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before Term Day.

Deadline

30 calendar days

The Notice of Appeal must be filed within 30 days after entry of the final judgment or other appealable order.

The original Notice of Appeal must be filed in the Clerk's office of the trial court.

Applies to

Petition for appeal

The Petition for Appeal must indicate whether the appellant requests oral argument before a panel of judges.

Applies to

Written waiver of oral argument

Oral argument is automatically scheduled on appeals unless counsel sends written notification waiving the hearing or the Court summarily affirms the trial court.

Applies to

Record exhibits

Unusually bulky, heavy, or unusual exhibits need not be transmitted with the record unless a party or appellate clerk directs it; the party seeking to include them must arrange transportation and receipt.

Applies to

Notice of appeal

The original Notice of Appeal must be filed with the trial court clerk.

Applies to

Transcript

Transcripts must be filed with the trial court clerk.

Applies to

Petition for appeal

The Petition for Appeal must be filed with the Court of Appeals clerk.

Applies to

Order

Service

Other to opposing party

If the opposing party’s or attorney’s signature cannot be obtained, the order must include a certification that a true and correct copy was delivered to the party or counsel by certified mail.

The praecipe certifies that a copy was mailed or delivered to counsel of record and served on any unrepresented parties.

Service

Mail to other

A copy of the Notice of Appeal must be mailed or delivered to all opposing counsel and to the Clerk of the Court of Appeals.