Local Rule LRCiv 7.3: MOTIONS/STIPULATIONS FOR EXTENSIONS OF TIME
D. Ariz. — Civil rule
LRCiv 7.3 MOTIONS/STIPULATIONS FOR EXTENSIONS OF TIME
(a) A party moving for an extension of time, whether by motion or stipulation, must disclose the existence of all previous extensions which have been granted concerning the matter for which an extension is sought. A statement indicating whether the motion or stipulation is the first, second, third, etc. requested extension must be included below the title of the motion or stipulation, for example: "STIPULATION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO ANSWER (Second Request)." The party seeking the extension must lodge, separate from the party's motion or stipulation, a proposed form of order consistent with the relief requested, complying with Rule 7.1(b)(3) of the Local Rules of Civil Procedure.
(b) Except in all civil actions in which a party is an unrepresented prisoner, a party moving for an extension of time, whether by motion or stipulation, must state the position of each other party. If the moving party's efforts to determine the position of any other party are unsuccessful, a statement to that effect must be included in the motion or stipulation.