Rule 6.04 - MOTIONS GENERALLY(a)Filing. All case or claim dispositive motions, other than motions arising during the course of trial, shall be filed no later than sixty-three (63) days before the scheduled trial date, except by prior leave of court and for good cause shown. The title to each motion shall indicate the relief sought and the applicable section of the Code of Civil Procedure.(b)Allotment for Hearing. With the exception of emergency matters, no motion shall be heard unless previously scheduled for hearing with the Court or with the Court's secretary.(c)Content of Notice. The notice of hearing shall designate the judge to whom the motion will be presented for hearing; shall show the title and number of the action, the date when the motion will be presented, the time it will be presented, and the courtroom where it will be presented. If the motion is written, a copy of the motion or a statement that it previously has been served shall be served with the notice. Copies of all documents presented to the Court with the motion shall be served with the notice or the notice shall state that copies have been served.(d)Notice of Hearing. Except for emergency motions or notice by personal service as defined by Supreme Court Rule 11(c)(1), hearing on a motion shall proceed not less than five (5) court days after the effective date of service as defined by Supreme Court Rule 12(c). If notice of motion is by personal service delivered by 4:00 p.m., hearing on the motion shall proceed not less than the second court day following personal service.(e)Summary Judgment. A motion for summary judgment shall not be heard until ten (10) days after service of the notice of motion in compliance with Supreme Court Rule 11.(f)Failure to Call Motion for Hearing. Any party may call a motion for hearing, but the burden for calling a motion for hearing shall be on the movant. Any motion not called for hearing within sixty (60) days of filing may be stricken upon motion, or by the Court without any notice to any party.(g) Motions not presented or supported by the moving party when called, pursuant to notice, may be denied.Ill. R. Cir. Ct. Dupage Cnty. 6.04