BOYD N. BOLAND, Magistrate Judge.
The parties appeared this afternoon for what was scheduled to be a scheduling conference. The case currently is in a jurisdictional quagmire which must be resolved before the case schedule can be set.
YTZ has filed a Motion to Dismiss [Doc. #25] based on lack of personal jurisdiction, among other grounds. Belcaro filed a Response [Doc. #31] to that motion, but in the Response it states that "the court should delay ruling on YTZ's motion to dismiss until [Belcaro] is given the opportunity to supplement its response after limited jurisdictional discovery." Response [Doc. #31] at p. 5. Belcaro also has filed a motion for leave to conduct jurisdictional discovery against YTZ [Doc. #30].
Rapid Response Marketing ("RRM") is required to respond to the complaint on or before September 26, 2013. Proposed Scheduling Order [Doc. #29] at p. 10. It has indicated an intention to file a motion to dismiss, perhaps challenging jurisdiction.
In an effort to navigate the quag, IT IS ORDERED:
(1) The scheduling conference set for this afternoon is VACATED, to be reset after jurisdictional issues are resolved;
(2) Belcaro shall file a motion to take jurisdictional discovery against RRM, if at all, on or before October 7, 2013;
(3) Responses to any motion to take jurisdictional discovery shall be filed on or before October 18, 2013;
(4) Belcaro' Response [Doc. #31] is construed, in part, as a motion for extension of time to respond to YTZ's Motion to Dismiss. YTZ may respond to that request for extension on or before October 18, 2013;
(5) YTZ's duty to file a reply in support of its Motion to Dismiss is postponed pending a determination of whether I will allow jurisdictional discovery. The deadline for filing the reply will be set by a subsequent order; and
(6) A hearing on the issues of jurisdictional discovery, Belcaro's right to file a further response to YTZ's Motion to Dismiss, and the deadline for YTZ's reply in support of its Motion to Dismiss is set for