Eighth Cir. — DIVISION/CIRCUIT-WIDE - Family: Judge preferences · BenchPath

Eighth Cir. — DIVISION/CIRCUIT-WIDE - Family: Judge preferences

High confidence· verified July 24, 2026Judge PreferencesEighth Judicial Circuit, Parenting Coordination in Family Law Cases (pp. PDF page 19) — captured and sha256-hashed 2026-07-24

Summary

1 verbatim requirement on judge preferences.

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Eighth Judicial Circuit — DIVISION/CIRCUIT-WIDE - Family only. Practices change without notice; the court's own published text controls. Procedural information only; not legal advice.

Requirement

Verbatim from the published source, captured 2026-07-24; whitespace normalised only. No OCR was used. • Administrative Order No. 5.1121 Page 19 Parenting Coordination in Family Law Cases 10. Terms of Appointment. 10.1 The parenting coordinator is appointed until discharged by the court. The parenting coordinator may apply directly to the court for a discharge and shall provide the parties and counsel with notice of the application for discharge. The court may discharge the parenting coordinator without a hearing unless either party requests a hearing in writing within 10 days on the application for discharge. 10.2 Either party may seek to suspend or terminate the parenting coordination process by filing a motion with the court. The parenting coordinator's services may not be terminated by either of the parties without order of the court. 10.3 In the event that the parenting coordinator is discharged, the court will furnish a copy of the termination to the parenting coordinator and the parties. 11. Reservation of Jurisdiction or Incorporation of Negotiated or Agreed Matters into Enforceable Court Orders. One of the goals of the parenting coordinator is to encourage parties to harmoniously resolve shared parenting issues without the need fo r court intervention. The parties may desire, however, to memorialize an agreement and have it ratified and approved by court order. There may be occasions when the parties deem it prudent to have a negotiated or agreed matter memorialized in an enforceable court order. The parties, or their counsel if they are represented, may accomplish this by filing a stipulation signed by both parties and a proposed order. In that instance, the court will determine whether a hearing is required. This court specifically reserves jurisdiction to enforce the terms and conditions of this Order and to modify same according to law.

Source of truth

Administrative Order No. 5.1121 Page 19 Parenting Coordination in Family Law Cases 10. Terms of Appointment. 10.1 The parenting coordinator is appointed until discharged by the court. The parenting coordinator may apply directly to the court for a discharge and shall provide the parties and counsel with notice of the application for discharge. The court may discharge the parenting coordinator without a hearing unless either party requests a hearing in writing within 10 days on the application for discharge. 10.2 Either party may seek to suspend or terminate the parenting coordination process by filing a motion with the court. The parenting coordinator's services may not be terminated by either of the parties without order of the court. 10.3 In the event that the parenting coordinator is discharged, the court will furnish a copy of the termination to the parenting coordinator and the part

Official source: 8th Circuit — Administrative Orders
Source health: Healthy · checked September 7, 2026
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Last verified: July 24, 2026benchpath-completeness-2026-07-24

Provenance record

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Twentieth Cir. — Judge Michael Brown: Judge preferences

1 verbatim courtroom requirement published by Judge Michael Brown.

High confidence· verified July 25, 2026Twentieth Judicial Circuit, published profile and practice materials of Judge Michael Brown — harvested live and sha256-hashed 2026-07-24

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