Rule 11 - Extending or Shortening Time1. When an act must be done at or within a specified time, the court may extend or shorten the time period by its own discretion, or by oral or written motion for good cause. A request to extend must be made before the time period would have originally expired.2. All motions to extend or shorten time shall be made with at least 3 days' notice to all counsel. Motions shall be made to the assigned judge, or if the assigned judge is not available, to another judge in the same division, or the presiding judge who shall set a hearing on the motion. All hearings on motions to extend or shorten time shall be held with at least 1 day's notice to all counsel.3. Ex parte motions to extend or shorten time shall only be granted upon affidavit or certificate of counsel demonstrating a good-faith effort to notify opposing counsel and good cause to extend or shorten time. Ex parte orders must be served upon the opposing party by the end of the next day.4. The court may not extend time for writs of habeas corpus except as outlined under that rule.5. These rules do not apply to jurisdictional time limits.As adopted effective 3/1/2021.