(a) Manner and number requested. Appellant shall file the appellant's request for transcripts when appellant files the notice of appeal.(b) Requests for partial transcripts. If all transcripts are not ordered, appellant shall serve the request for partial transcripts on all appellees, along with a statement of points of error the appellant intends to present on appeal, and appellees shall request any other transcripts desired no later than 5 days after appellee was served with appellant's request and statement.(c) Preparation: By whom, when due. The Office of the Chief Court Administrator shall require that the transcripts are prepared and filed with the appellate court no later than 40 days after the filing of the notice of appeal. If a transcript is made from a recorded proceeding, the Office of the Chief Court Administrator may have the transcript prepared and certified by any court employee, notwithstanding the provisions of Rule 2 of the Rules Governing Court Reporters.(d) Preparation fee. When the transcript is prepared by an employee other than a court reporter, the clerk of the trial court shall charge the amount charged for copying documents and shall deposit the proceeds in the general fund, provided that the court may waive the transcript fee upon motion and a showing of good cause.(e) Failure to timely prepare. If the transcript is not prepared and filed timely, the appellate court may require the court reporter or employee-transcriber to show cause as to why the court reporter or employee-transcriber should not be sanctioned and, upon failure to show good cause, may impose an appropriate sanction.R. Exp. Child. Protect. App. 7
Adopted effective 1/1/2012.