Rule 1915.4-4 - Pre-Trial Conferences And Trial(a) No later than five (5) days prior to the Pre-Trial Conference with a Judge, all parties must file a Pre-Trial Statement and serve copies on all other parties or their legal counsel. The Pre-Trial Statement must include the following: (1) Brief summary of the case including the names and dates of birth of the child(ren) at issue and the current custody arrangement;(2) Statement of issues expected to be raised at Trial;(3) Admissions from pleadings to be made part of the record;(4) Stipulations of parties;(5) Statements of objections or unusual evidentiary problems expected to arise at trial;(6) Statement of settlement prospects;(7) Estimated time needed for Trial;(8) Name and address of each expert intended to be called at trial as a witness or a request that an expert custody evaluator or other expert witness be appointed by the Court;(9) Name and address of each witness intended to be present at Trial and the relationship of the witness to the parties and child(ren);(10) List of proposed exhibits intended to be offered at Trial;(12) Updated Criminal or Abuse History Verification of other parties or persons living in the residence;(13) Information about Criminal and Abuse History of other parties or persons living in the residence;(14) Certificate of Completion of the Seminar if not previously filed;(15) Any other relevant matter.(b) No later than five (5) days prior to a Custody Trial before a Judge, the parties shall file an updated Pre-Trial Statement and serve copies on all other parties or their legal counsel which shall include the items listed above and any additional items as directed by the Judge.