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DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet

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PETITION FOR EXPEDITED RELIEF FROM DRIVER'S LICENSE ACTION

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA

AT

Petitioner

VS.

Child Support Services Division (CSSD),

Respondent.

CASE NO.

I request judicial relief from CSSD's decision that I am not in substantial compliance with a child support obligation. CSSD's decision prevents me from retaining my driver's license. Expedited review must be completed by

(date license will be suspended)

1. Basis for Judicial Relief. I am entitled to judicial relief under AS 25.27.246(i) because:
(Check at least one box.)

there is no child support order or a payment schedule on arrearages currently in effect against me.

I am not the obligor covered by the support order that CSSD seeks to enforce.

the total amount that I owe ($) is less than four times my monthly obligation ($).

I am making the best efforts possible under the circumstances to pay my arrearages. I have made the following efforts:

[Attach extra pages if necessary.]

I understand that I can file this petition only if I object to CSSD's action for one of these reasons. If I object for a different reason, I must file an administrative appeal.

2. I am attaching the following documents:

a written explanation of my position (not to exceed 5 pages)

supporting documents that I intend to present at the court hearing

a list of any witnesses I intend to ask to testify at the court hearing

a copy of CSSD's decision (titled “Notice of Driver's License Review Decision”)

a copy of the child support order or payment schedule that CSSD seeks to enforce

Date

Signature

For Court Use Only

I certify that on a copy of this petition and its attachments was sent to the Collections and Support Section of the Department of Law in

Anchorage Fairbanks Juneau

Clerk:

Mailing Address

City

State

ZIP

Daytime Telephone

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DR-336 (11/17)(cs)
PETITION FOR EXPEDITED RELIEF FROM DRIVER'S LICENSE ACTION

Civil Rule 90.5
AS 25.27.246(i)

Instructions for Requesting Judicial Relief from CSSD's Decision

To request relief, you must do the following within 30 days after you receive CSSD's decision:

  1. Fill out and sign the attached petition form (DR-336, page 1).
    1. On the "AT" line at the top, put the location (city) of the court where you are filing the petition. See page 3 for a list of court locations. Fill in your name on the line labeled "Petitioner." Do not write anything on the "CASE NO." line. In the first paragraph, fill in the date your driver's license will be suspended. (If you are using the petition form that CSSD sent you, this date may already be filled in.)
    2. In paragraph 1, check the box or boxes that state the reason you are entitled to relief. If you check the fourth box, you must describe the efforts you have made to pay your arrearages.
    3. In paragraph 2, check the boxes next to the items you are attaching. If possible, you should attach all these items.
  2. Attach to the petition all the documents you have checked in paragraph 2 of the petition. Note: If you do not provide a list of the witnesses you plan to call, the judge may not allow your witnesses to testify at the hearing.
  3. Bring (or mail) the following to the clerk's office at the court:
    1. original petition with attachments,
    2. photocopy of the petition and attachments, and
    3. filing fee in the amount specified in Administrative Rule 9(b)(1). Your check or money order should be made out to "Alaska Court System." Do not mail cash.
  4. Keep a copy of the petition and all attachments for yourself.
  5. The court will send you notice of the judge and/or master assigned to your case and the time of your hearing. If it will be difficult for you to attend the hearing in person, contact the court to ask if you can participate by telephone. (Note: You may have to pay the cost of the call if you participate by telephone.)

Under the law, you are entitled to expedited review of CSSD's decision only if you object to the decision for one of the four reasons listed in paragraph 1 of the petition. If you object to the decision for other reasons, you must file an administrative appeal. Forms and instructions for administrative appeals are available at all court locations. (Ask for the AP-210 booklet.)

Additional Information

For more information about the laws that govern this case, you can read the court rule and statute cited in the bottom right corner of the form. Also read any “Annotations” that follow the rule and the statute. “Annotations” are brief paragraphs describing the Alaska Supreme Court decisions interpreting the rules and statutes. Currently, the only decision is State v. Beans, 965 P.2d 725 (Alaska 1998).

For more information about child support, you can read Civil Rule 90.3 (the child support guidelines rule), and the “commentary” and annotations that follow it. Also, some free materials available at the court are: How to Calculate Child Support (booklet DR-310); and a packet of forms for requesting changes in child custody, support or visitation (the DR-700 Motion Packet).

Page 2 of 3
DR-336 (11/17)(cs)
PETITION FOR EXPEDITED RELIEF FROM DRIVER'S LICENSE ACTION

Civil Rule 90.5
AS 25.27.246(i)

WHERE TO FILE

File your petition at one of the following court locations:

Anchorage

Clerk of Court
825 West 4th Avenue
Anchorage, AK 99501-2004
Phone: 264-0514

Kenai

Clerk of Court
125 Trading Bay Dr., Suite 100
Kenai, AK 99611-7717
Phone: 283-8502

Seward

Clerk of Court
Box 1929
Seward, AK 99664
Phone: 224-3075

Bethel

Clerk of Court
Box 130
Bethel, AK 99559-0130
Phone: 543-1105

Ketchikan

Clerk of Court
415 Main Street Room 400
Ketchikan, AK 99901-6399
Phone: 228-8701

Sitka

Clerk of Court
304 Lake Street Room 203
Sitka, AK 99835-7759
Phone: 747-3291

Cordova

Clerk of Court
P.O. Box 898
Cordova, AK 99574
Phone: 424-3378

Kodiak

Clerk of Court
204 Mission Road Room 124
Kodiak, AK 99615-7312
Phone: 486-1600

Unalaska

Clerk of Court
P.O. Box 245
Unalaska, AK 99685
Phone: 581-1266

Dillingham

Clerk of Court
Box 909
Dillingham, AK 99576-0909
Phone: 842-5215

Kotzebue

Clerk of Court
Box 317
Kotzebue, AK 99752-0317
Phone: 442-3208

Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow)

Clerk of Court
Box 270
Utqiaġvik, AK 99723-0270
Phone: 852-4800

Fairbanks

Clerk of Court
101 Lacey Street
Fairbanks, AK 99701-4761
Phone: 452-9274

Naknek

Clerk of Court
P. O. Box 229
Naknek, AK 99633
Phone: 246-4240

Valdez

Clerk of Court
P.O. Box 127
Valdez, AK 99686
Phone: 835-2266

Glennallen

Clerk of Court
P.O. Box 86
Glennallen, AK 99588-0086
Phone: 822-3405

Nome

Clerk of Court
Box 1110
Nome, AK 99762-1110
Phone: 443-5216

Wrangell

Clerk of Court
Box 869
Wrangell, AK 99929-0869
Phone: 874-2311

Homer

Clerk of Court
3670 Lake Street, Suite 400
Homer, AK 99603
Phone: 235-8171

Palmer

Clerk of Court
435 South Denali
Palmer, AK 99645-7759
Phone: 746-8122

Juneau

Clerk of Court
Box 114100
Juneau, AK 99811-4100
Phone: 463-4701

Petersburg

Clerk of Court
Box 1009
Petersburg, AK 99833-1009
Phone: 772-3824

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DR-336 (11/17)(cs)
PETITION FOR EXPEDITED RELIEF FROM DRIVER'S LICENSE ACTION

Civil Rule 90.5
AS 25.27.246(i)

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What the DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet Is

The DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet is an administrative front page used to organize and identify a motion packet submitted to a court or tribunal. It summarizes the filing party, case caption, case number, motion title, hearing request or notice date, and a table of included documents. Clerks and e-filing systems use the cover sheet to route the packet, verify completeness, and apply the correct docketing code. The cover sheet itself is not a substitute for the motion or supporting exhibits; it is a filing and intake aid.

Why a Consistent Cover Sheet Matters

A standardized DR 360 cover sheet reduces clerk rejections, helps maintain an accurate docket, and speeds processing by making attachments and service status explicit. When completed correctly it supports electronic filing, creates a clear record for opposing parties, and helps preserve timelines for responses and hearings.

Why a Consistent Cover Sheet Matters

Who Typically Prepares and Receives the Cover Sheet

Accurate completion aligns the packet with court rules, reduces processing friction, and helps avoid missed hearing opportunities.

  • Filing attorneys or paralegals who prepare the motion packet and manage e-filing submissions.
  • Court clerks and docketing staff who verify completeness and assign the matter to the correct calendar.
  • Self-represented litigants who submit pro se motions and must follow local filing rules.

Primary Roles Involved

Filing Attorney

A licensed attorney or supervising paralegal who assembles the motion packet, certifies service, and ensures all exhibits and proof of service are attached prior to electronic or paper filing.

Court Clerk

A court clerk or docketing officer who reviews the cover sheet at intake, confirms jurisdictional sufficiency, applies the docket code, and notifies parties of filing deficiencies or hearing assignments.

Essential Components of a Professional Cover Sheet

A complete DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet contains standard sections and fields that collectively enable accurate docketing and reduce routine clerical rejections.

Case Caption

Full case caption matching court docket entries, including plaintiff and defendant names as they appear on the underlying complaint or petition.

Case Number

Exact case number and court division to ensure the packet is associated with the correct matter and judge's calendar.

Motion Title

Clear title of the motion (for example, Motion to Compel Discovery) and brief description of requested relief for clerk reference.

Document Index

Numbered table of contents listing each exhibit, attachment, and supporting declaration with page counts for quick verification.

Hearing Info

Requested hearing date or deadline information, plus whether oral argument is requested and any scheduling constraints.

Service Certificate

Statement of service method and the proof of service attachment reference to confirm opposing counsel were served.

Step-by-Step: Preparing the DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet

Follow these sequential steps to prepare a motion packet that meets typical court intake expectations.

  • 01
    Assemble Documents: Collect the motion, declarations, exhibits, and any proposed order in final PDF form.
  • 02
    Complete Cover Sheet: Populate all required fields on the DR 360 cover sheet using consistent names and dates.
  • 03
    Attach Proofs: Attach proof of service and any required filing fee receipt or fee waiver documentation.
  • 04
    E-file or Deliver: Submit through the court e-filing system or deliver to clerk per local rules and obtain docket confirmation.

Configuring an Online Workflow for the Cover Sheet

Map your digital workflow settings to match court requirements and reduce re-submissions.

Field Configuration
E-filing Service Accepts PDF/A | upload to court portal
Authentication Email + SMS code recommended for signer identity
Attachments Allow multiple PDF exhibits up to 50MB total
Retention Store signed packet for at least 7 years

Where to File and How the Packet Is Routed

The cover sheet typically accompanies the motion packet through these filing and distribution steps.

  • Upload to Court: Submit the full packet via the court's e-filing portal as a single PDF or as required by local rules.
  • Clerk Review: Court staff check the cover sheet for completeness and assign docket numbers and hearing dates.
  • Serve Opposing Parties: Deliver the packet plus proof of service to opposing counsel according to service rules.
  • Receive Confirmation: Obtain e-filing receipt or stamped copy to confirm successful filing and docket entry.

Technical and Format Requirements for Electronic Submission

Confirm local e-filing system limits, file size caps, and required metadata to avoid technical rejections.

  • Accepted Formats: PDF/A preferred; some courts accept PDF and DOCX but require PDF for final filing
  • Signer Authentication: Email link with optional SMS or knowledge-based checks improves attribution reliability
  • Integrations: Integrations with case management or cloud storage streamline assembly and retain copies

Common Timelines to Track When Filing a Motion

Timelines depend on court rules; these are common timeframes to monitor when you submit a motion packet.

Motion Filing Deadline:

Check local rule; typical windows are 14 to 30 days before hearing.

Opposition Due:

Often 10 to 21 days after service; verify the specific rule for your jurisdiction.

Reply Due:

Commonly 5 to 7 days after opposition is filed; local rules control timing.

Hearing Date:

Assigned by clerk; may be set at filing or after a scheduling conference.

Service Deadline:

Serve opposing parties within the period required by local rules to preserve response rights.

Key Processing Milestones for a Motion Packet

Track these milestones from drafting through the hearing to ensure timely preparation and service.

01

Draft Complete

Motion and exhibits finalized and proofread before cover sheet population.

02

File With Clerk

Packet submitted to the court and receipt obtained.

03

Serve Parties

Opposing counsel and parties served with proof retained.

04

Hearing Proceeding

Attend hearing on the scheduled date or appear by stipulated procedure.

Common Preparation Errors to Avoid

  • Incorrect case number or caption that causes the clerk to misfile or delay docketing the motion packet.
  • Missing proof of service or incorrectly dated service statements that lead to rejected filings or procedural disputes.
  • Using the wrong file format or exceeding upload size limits that triggers technical e-filing rejections.
  • Incomplete table of contents or unlabeled exhibits that increase clerk review time and risk omission.

Consequences of an Incorrect or Incomplete Cover Sheet

Filing Rejection: Delay in case processing
Missed Deadlines: Risk of waiving hearing or relief
Service Defects: Opposition may seek dismissal
Docket Errors: Misassigned judge or calendar
Increased Costs: Additional filings and attorney time
Record Ambiguity: Reduced enforceability of procedural steps

Required Data Elements to Include

Case Number: Exact case identifier
Party Names: Full legal names
Motion Title: Concise motion name
Hearing Date: MM/DD/YYYY format
Contact Info: Phone and email
Proof of Service: Attachment reference

Real-World Examples of Streamlined Filings

These short examples show how organizations standardize cover sheets to speed filing and reduce errors.

Optica Ventures (Brian Fitzgibbons)

Optica standardized a single cover sheet template for all motions to reduce clerk follow-up.

  • Template auto-population cut assembly time.
  • The team reported fewer rejections and faster docketing after standardization, improving overall throughput.

Martin Properties (Tim Martin)

Martin Properties moved to end-to-end electronic filing with a consistent cover sheet.

  • Mobile-ready PDFs supported field teams.
  • They achieved compliant remote submissions and minimized in-person court visits while keeping complete audit trails for property disputes.

Differences Between a Cover Sheet and Other Filing Front Pages

The cover sheet is distinct from a proposed order or proof of service; use this quick comparison to avoid confusion.

Criteria Cover Sheet Proposed Order Proof of Service
Primary Purpose intake summary court action request service confirmation
Typical Content case metadata relief language service method and recipients
Signature Needed no (factual) yes (often) yes (server signature)
Filing Location clerk/e-file clerk/e-file clerk/e-file

Comparing eSignature Vendors for Motion Packet Signing

Basic vendor pricing and feature availability relevant to e-signing motion packets and associated exhibits. Verify vendor terms for enterprise needs.

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Starting Price $8/user/mo $15/user/mo $14/user/mo $19/user/mo $15/user/mo
Free Trial 7-day free trial Varies Varies Varies Varies
Bulk Send Yes Yes Yes Yes Varies
Audit Trail Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HIPAA Compliant Yes Yes Yes Varies Varies
Envelope Cap No cap 100 envelopes/user/year Varies Varies Varies

Frequently Asked Questions About the DR 360 Cover Sheet

Answers to common questions about e-signing, filing, corrections, and retention for the DR 360 Motion Packet Cover Sheet.


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