Local Rule CVLR 58-2: Settlement of Judgments and Orders by the Court
D. Guam — Civil rule
CVLR 58-2 Settlement of Judgments and Orders by the Court
(a) Except as otherwise ordered by the judge, within seven (7) days after the announcement of the decision of the Court awarding any judgment or order which requires settlement and approval as to form by the judge, the prevailing party shall prepare a draft of the order or judgment embodying the Court's decision and serve a copy thereof upon each party who has appeared in the action and mail or deliver a copy to the judge and to the Clerk. Any party receiving the proposed draft of judgment or order shall within seven (7) days thereafter serve upon all other parties and file a statement of any objection he or she may have to the proposed draft, the reasons therefor, and a substitute proposed draft. Thereafter, the judge shall take such further action as is necessary under the circumstances.
(b) The judgment or order shall be signed or initialed by the judge and shall be delivered to the Clerk to enter it.
(c) Judgments and orders prepared by the Court or Clerk shall be served by the Clerk on all parties appearing in the action. Judgments and orders prepared by a party shall be served by that party on all other parties appearing in the action immediately upon receipt of a copy of the judgment or order signed by the judge.