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A. Special Masters Pretrial Conference Program
 

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All counsel and pro se parties are required to attend the special masters pretrial conference. At least ten days prior to the date of the conference, counsel and pro se parties are to file with the clerk’s office and exchange:

  1. Current sworn financial statements of current income, expenses, assets and liabilities;
  2. Written proposed orders in accordance with C.P.B. Sec. 25-30(c), which shall be comprehensive and set forth the party’s requested relief;
  3. Copies of tax returns and W-2 statements for the past three years;
  4. Appraisals, if any, of real or personal property where values are in dispute;
  5. For contested custody matters, a proposed parenting education plan governing custody and visitation issues, and a completed child support guidelines worksheet. Failure to comply with this order may result in the imposition of sanctions.

N.B. Failure to comply with this order may result in the imposition of sanctions pursuant to C.P.B. Sec. 1-21A, and may also include a fine of $100.00 pursuant to C.G.S. Sec. 51-84(b).

B. Trial Management Orders

At least ten days prior to the assigned trial date, counsel and pro se parties are to file with the clerk’s office and exchange:

  1. Current sworn financial statements of current income, expenses, assets and liabilities;
  2. A list of pending motions for adjudication, and any motion in limine or other motion for adjudication at trial;
  3. A list of the names and addresses of each witness, which shall include the subject of the testimony;
  4. A list of exhibits expected to be introduced, indexed by number for the plaintiff, and by letter for the defendant (i.e., Plaintiff 1, Defendant A). Any exhibit subject to objection shall be marked as “for identification.”
  5. Any agreement of the parties to be incorporated into the judgment.
  6. Written proposed orders pursuant to C.P.B. Sec. 25-30(c), which shall be in accordance with C.P.B. Sec. 25-30 (d). Failure to fully comply with this order may subject the offending party to sanctions, including the preclusion of evidence and witnesses.

N.B. Failure to comply with this order may result in the imposition of sanctions pursuant to C.P.B. Sec. 1-21A , and may also include a fine of $100.00 pursuant to C.G.S. Sec. 51-84(b), and may include the preclusion of testimony and other evidence.
 

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