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Northumberland Cnty. C.P. Rule NCV-205.2(a) Physical Characteristics of Pleadings a...
Northumberland County local rules: Rule NCV-205.2(a) Physical Characteristics of Pleadings and Other Legal Papers
Northumberland County
RULE NCV-205.2(a). PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PLEADINGS AND OTHER
LEGAL PAPERS
(1) All papers filed shall be prepared on letter size paper, double spaced,
margins not less than 3/4” on the left side and 1/4” on right side of paper,
and single sided.
(2) The first page shall contain a 3” space from the top of the page for all
stampings, filing, and notices and notations. Beginning at the left-hand
margin 3” from the top of the page, the attorney name, attorney
identification number, firm name, address and telephone number shall
appear in that order. It must state the designation of the party being
represented, i.e. “Attorney for Plaintiff” or “Attorney for Defendant
[name].” The case caption shall follow with the number appearing on the
right side.
(3) Any change of address shall be promptly filed on a separate paper entitled
“Notice of Change of Address.”
(4) Any proposed orders shall be separately attached, except a proposed rule
to show cause or order for hearing which shall be attached as the first page
after any cover sheet required by NCV-205.2(b).
Provenance
- Source
- www.northumberlandcountypa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-30
- Edition
- 2026-09-30
- Content hash
4017b50400e86029aa6b25d421dbd9d502b8dc9b26b0f58a60d9d0d4f0ae60e6
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