If the mandatory requirements of this Standing Order No. 2 have not been complied with at least five (5) business days prior to the scheduled trial or hearing, the Court may, on its own initiative or on the oral or written motion of any party made before or on the date of the trial or hearing, exercise its discretion to:
Default the non-compliant party as to any or all of the relief sought by the pending motion(s) or petition(s) seeking relief from the non-compliant party; and/or
Strike or dismiss any or all of the pending motion(s) or petition(s) of the non-compliant party scheduled to be heard at the trial or hearing; and/or
Place any necessary or appropriate limitations on the non-compliant party's presentation of testimony or other evidence; and/or
Cancel and continue the hearing to a future date and require the non-compliant party to pay any reasonable costs and/or attorneys' fees associated with the cancellation and continuance; and/or
Enter any other orders as are just in accordance with Supreme Court Rule 219(c) and the Court's inherent case management authority.
The Court requests that, if the parties determine by agreement in advance of the scheduled date and time that the hearing will not proceed, the Court be notified as soon as reasonably possible.