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Due to the Pandemic, there is no docket call in Part 1. To set a hearing on a motion, the moving party must first file their motion and then call 423-209-7380 for available dates. Once a date has been established, the moving party will submit an agreed order to set the hearing. If the parties cannot agree, the movant shall submit a proposed order to set the motion for hearing.

Chancery Court Dockets

Current Motion Call Docket

January

01/31/22: Fifth Monday - No Motions

February

02/14/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 02/04/22
02/28/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 02/18/22

March

03/14/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 03/04/22
03/28/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 03/18/22

April

04/11/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 04/01/22
04/25/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 04/14/22

May

05/09/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 04/29/22
05/23/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 05/13/22
05/30/22: Fifth Monday/Memorial Day - No Motions

June

06/13/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 06/03/22
06/27/22: Part 2 - Last day to file a motion to be heard on this date is 06/17/22

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Robin Miller

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Chancery Court (Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Except for these holidays)

Address: 300 Courthouse 625 Georgia Avenue Chattanooga, TN 37402.
Phone Number: 423-209-6600 and FAX Number: 423-209-6601

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The Clerk & Master serves in the dual role of Clerk of the Chancery Court and the Master in Chancery for the Eleventh Judicial District of Tennessee. As the Clerk, the officer serves a clerical role managing the dockets and other court documents. As Master, the officer serves a judicial role similar to a Chancellor. The Master may make crucial decisions regarding the law, equity or disputed facts.