Local Rule LR13-201. Submission of orders, decrees, and judgments.

[Related Statewide Rule 1-058 NMRA] A. Prevailing party drafts proposed order; time period. Unless otherwise ordered by the court all orders, judgments, and decrees shall be submitted to the judge by the prevailing party not later than ten (10) days following the date of announcement by the judge of the decision, whether in open court or by dated letter announcing the decision. B. Procedures for submitting proposed order. Orders, judgments, and decrees shall not be signed by the judge unless (1) the order, judgment, or decree bears the signatures or initials of the attorneys for all parties or parties pro se to the cause or telephonic approval of the same is indicated on the order and the order is accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelopes, sufficient in size and number, for the purposes of returning court orders to all parties. Orders shall not be held for future pick-up by attorneys or their staff; or (2) written notice is provided to all parties or their counsel that the proposed order, judgment, or decree will be presented to the court not less than five (5) days before the date set for presentment. C. Objecting to an order. Where there is objection to an order, judgment, or decree, the objecting party shall file the objections and deliver a courtesy copy to the judge, no less than one (1) day before the time set for submission of the proposed order, judgment, or decree.