Rule 14.02 - Service and Notice of MotionsSubd.1.Upon Whom. The moving party shall serve the notice of motion and motion, along with any supporting affidavit or other supporting documentation or a memorandum of law, upon all parties, or, if represented, upon the attorneys for such individuals, the county attorney, and any other persons designated by the court. If service of the petition was by publication and the address of the person remains unknown, service of a motion shall be deemed sufficient if it is mailed to the person's last known address. The moving party shall serve only the notice of the motion and not the motion upon all participants. The court administrator shall perform service if the address of the person being served is confidential.Subd. 2. How Made. Service of a motion by a Registered User of the E-Filing System upon another Registered User shall be made in compliance with Rule 14.03 of the General Rules of Practice for the District Courts. All other service of a motion shall be made by personal service, mail, or e-mail or other electronic means agreed upon in writing by the person to be served.Subd. 3. Time. Any written motion, along with any supporting affidavit or other supporting documentation or memorandum of law, shall be served at least five days before it is to be heard, unless the court for good cause shown permits a motion to be made and served less than five days before it is to be heard. The filing and service of a motion shall not extend the permanency timelines set forth in these rules.Minn. Juve. Prot. P. 14.02