Rule 306 - Request for Notice of Filings(a) IN GENERAL. Any person who is interested in an intervention proceeding may request notice before any order is issued in the proceeding by filing a request for notice on the form maintained by the Register of Wills or a form that is substantially similar in format and content.(b) SERVICE. The requestor must serve the request for notice by first class mail on all persons entitled to receive notice. The clerk must mail a copy of the request to any appointed guardian and conservator.(c) DURATION. (1)In General. A request for notice is effective from the date of filing and for 3 years or the duration of the proceeding, whichever is shorter.(2)Petition to Strike the Request. Upon petition filed by a party within 14 days after service of the request or on its own initiative, the court may order the request stricken for lack of sufficient interest.(3)Revoking or Renewing Request. The requestor may revoke the request by filing a notice. To renew a request for notice, the requestor must file a new request for notice in accordance with this rule.(d) NOTICE OF ORDERS AND OTHER PAPERS FILED. After a request for notice is filed, the clerk must send the requestor copies of all orders subsequently entered by the court. Once served with a copy of the request for notice, each party to an intervention proceeding must send the requestor copies of all subsequent filings.Adopted by Order dated March 4, 2022, effective 8/22/2022.