Rule 10-152 Judgments or orders on mandate.

When a case goes to an appeals court and then comes back to children's court, someone has to make sure the lower court actually follows the appeals court's instructions. This rule says the party who won the appeal is in charge of that job.

The winning party has 30 days after the appeals court sends back its decision (called a "mandate") to take action. They can either write up a proposed judgment or order that spells out exactly what the appeals court told the lower court to do, or ask for a hearing if one is needed to sort out the details.

If the winning party writes up a proposed judgment or order, they must give a copy to everyone else involved in the case. This keeps all parties informed and gives them a chance to see how the winning party thinks the case should be wrapped up.