Section 10. Presumptive service.

— There shall be presumptive notice to a party

of a court setting if such notice appears on the records to have been mailed at
least twenty (20) calendar days prior to the scheduled date of hearing and if the
addressee is from within the same judicial region of the court where the case is
pending, or at least thirty (30) calendar days if the addressee is from outside the
judicial region. (n)
 
 There is now a presumptive notice of court setting.
 Notice of court setting is presumptively received if it appears from the
record that the same has been mailed at least 20 calendar days prior to the
scheduled hearing if the addressee is from within the same judicial region
of the court where the case is pending.
 If outside judicial region, it will be 30 calendar days.

Section 11. Change of electronic mail address or facsimile number. — A party

who changes his or her electronic mail address or facsimile number while the
action is pending must promptly file, within five (5) calendar days from such
change, a notice of change of e-mail address or facsimile number with the court
and serve the notice on all other parties.