Attorneys shall not present to any judge any matter or issue in any case which has been assigned to or a ruling made by another judge, except under the most compelling circumstances. In that event, any attorney doing so shall first advise the judge to whom the matter is presented that the action is assigned to or a ruling has been made by another judge. Counsel shall also inform the assigned or previous ruling judge as soon as possible that the matter was presented to another judge. Attorneys shall not present to a judge any matter which has been previously presented to another judge without first advising the former of the fact and the result of such previous presentation.
Ga. R. Prob. Ct. 3.3.12