All motions, other pleadings, notices, memoranda, and supporting affidavits and documents must be filed with the clerk by noon two judicial days prior to the hearing, unless some other time of filing is required or allowed. If no one appears in opposition to a motion, upon proof of proper service the moving party may take the order requested unless the court shall deem it manifestly unauthorized. If no party appears, the motion may be deemed waived or stricken. No more than ten minutes will be allowed to each side for argument unless the court otherwise directs. Motions may be continued to a subsequent motion day or set down by the court for hearing at other specified times.
Continuances are only tentative until a written order of continuance is signed by a judge.