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Chester Cnty. C.P. Rule 1915.4.A.(c)(2)(ii) Form

Chester County local rules: Rule 1915.4.A.(c)(2)(ii) Form

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

Form 12 See Rule 1915.4.A(c)(2)(ii): form req’d by CCRCP 1915.4.A(c)(1)(i)

Plaintiff

: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

: CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

vs: NO.

: ACTION-LAW

Defendant: IN CUSTODY

CERTIFICATE OF READINESS - CUSTODY

I hereby certify that all reports are completed, and the above custody matter is ready for trial.

Date: __________________ ______________________________

Attorney for

Date: __________________ ______________________________

Attorney for

Estimated time of hearing: __________________ (An estimated time of hearing must be entered or the

certificate will be rejected by the Family Court Administrator and the case will not be listed for trial.

I hereby certify that on _______________________________, 20____, I served a copy of this certificate

on ______________________________________________________.

Date:____________________ _____________________________

Attorney for

Provenance

Source
www.chesco.org
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
c05573d416d824ed68dd9e242e00552b04e7b3298eb5ec93d8dc7d78ecbde1fe
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