§ 138 Additional compensation for designated judge

This rule covers pay for a judge who steps in to handle family court cases under section 137. If a judge takes on this extra role, any additional pay they get for doing it is decided by the law, not by this rule itself.

In simple terms, this rule doesn't set a specific dollar amount or payment method. It just points to other laws that already spell out how much extra a judge should be paid when they take on family court duties in addition to their regular role.

For someone involved in a family court case, this rule doesn't really affect you directly. It's more of a technical rule about judicial pay, making sure judges who fill in on family court matters get compensated according to whatever the applicable laws already require.