(A) Every bill of costs shall set forth the names and addresses of the witnesses, the dates of their attendance, the number of miles actually traveled by each, and the places from which mileage is claimed. To the bill of costs shall be attached any subpoena, endorsed with a return of service on oath or affirmation of the person who served it, setting forth the place where service on each witness was made, the date of service, and the number of miles actually traveled in making service.(B) Every bill of costs shall be verified on oath or affirmation of the party filing it or their agent or attorney that the witnesses named were actually present in Court on the dates stated and that they were material witnesses.(C) All bills of costs shall be filed, a copy thereof served on the adverse party, and proof of service filed within ten (10) days after the trial or continuance.(D) Any party upon whom a bill of costs has been served may, within five (5) days after such service, file exceptions and request a hearing. Failure to file timely exceptions shall be deemed a waiver of all objections to the bill as filed. The collection of costs will be stayed until the trial judge has decided the matter.Amended effective 12/4/2023.