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Bucks Cnty. C.P. Rule 241
Bucks County local rules: Rule 241
Rule 241. Attorney and Party Contact Information
(a) It is the sole responsibility of attorneys and unrepresented parties in matters before
the Court to maintain current and accurate contact information with the Court. The term “contact
information” shall include a valid mailing address and telephone number for the attorney or
unrepresented party, and if the attorney or unrepresented party is a registered e-filer, it shall further
include a valid email address for the party or attorney.
(b) The failure of any attorney or unrepresented party to maintain current and accurate
contact information with the Court may result in the attorney or unrepresented party failing to
receive timely notice of Court orders, scheduled case events and other proceedings. Such failure
will not be considered by the Court as an excuse for the attorney’s or unrepresented party’s failure
to timely file responsive documents, appear for scheduled proceedings, or comply with Court
orders.
Note: A form Praecipe for Change of Address/Contact Information has been approved by the Court and is
available at http://buckscounty.org/government/RowOfficers/Prothonotary/Forms. A valid email address must be
provided when registering to use to Prothonotary’s e-filing system, and may be updated as necessary using that system.
Provenance
- Source
- www.buckscounty.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
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