Local Rule LR3-111. Hearings and scheduling conflicts.

A. Requests for hearing. All requests for hearing shall be filed with the clerk and submitted to the assigned judge using Form 4-110 NMRA. Counsel and pro se litigants requesting a hearing shall provide pre-addressed, stamped envelopes for any party entitled to notice who does not have a box at the courthouse. Attorneys who have a box at the courthouse will receive notices of hearing in their assigned court boxes. B. Vacating hearings. Hearings will not be vacated ex parte or by agreement of counsel and parties, but only by the court. C. Motions to continue or vacate hearings due to scheduling conflicts. Motions to vacate hearings due to conflicts with other courts shall be governed by the rule that the case first scheduled for that date will have priority, unless otherwise directed by the court. Any party or counsel filing a request to vacate a hearing due to a scheduling conflict will attach to the request a copy of the other court’s prior notice of hearing and serve a copy of the request on opposing pro se parties or counsel. D. Re-setting. If the court grants a continuance, the parties shall file another request for hearing within five (5) business days and advise the court of their non- availability dates.