Bourbon County Circuit Court, Kentucky Electronic Filing Rules

Applies to

Pleadings or other documents

Faxed or emailed pleadings and other documents are not accepted or considered filed, except for documents that may be heard ex parte, emergency orders, or as otherwise provided by the stated rules.

1. Faxed or emailed pleadings or other documents, other than one which may be heard ex parte or are emergency orders, shall not be accepted by the Circuit Clerk, shall not be placed in the Court record, and shall not be considered timely or properly filed, unless otherwise provided in these rules, the FCRPP, or the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure.

Applies to

Proposed judgment findings conclusions

Upon submission of any matter to the Court for judgment or ruling, the parties shall prepare and provide to the Court proposed judgments, findings, and/or conclusions of law consistent with the relief sought from the Court. An electronic version of the proposed judgment, findings, and/or conclusions of law that may be edited shall be provided to the presiding judge through electronic filing or through email to the presiding judge’s staff attorney.

Upon submission of any matter to the Court for judgment or ruling, the parties shall prepare and provide to the Court proposed judgments, findings, and/or conclusions of law consistent with the relief sought from the Court. An electronic version of the proposed judgment, findings, and/or conclusions of law that may be edited shall be provided to the presiding judge through electronic filing or through email to the presiding judge’s staff attorney.