Bracken County Circuit Court, Kentucky Filing Timing and Cure Windows

CRITICAL

A motion filed under KRS Chapter 403 must be sent to the Circuit Judge or the judge’s secretary contemporaneously with filing.

Any motions filed with the clerk in the 19th Judicial Circuit under KRS Chapter 403 shall be contemporaneously sent by fax, e-mail or hand-delivery to the Circuit Judge or Circuit Judge's secretary due to possibility of not having regularly scheduled Motion Day in the county where said motion is to be filed within any period prescribed by the FCRPP.

CRITICAL

The court must review a protective-order petition immediately upon filing.

The court shall review a petition for a protective order immediately upon its filing. KRS 403.730, KRS 456.040.

WARNING

Petitions should be reviewed within an hour of presentation to a judge or trial commissioner, unless neither is available.

Petitions should be reviewed within an hour of presentation to a judge or trial commissioner unless impossible due to no judge or trial commissioner being available.

CRITICAL

If no objections have been filed, an Order Confirming Sale may be filed ten days after the commissioner's Report of Sale is filed.

Ten (10) days after the filing of a commissioner's Report of Sale, and no objections having been filed thereto, an Order Confirming Sale may be filed with the Clerk of the Court, who shall submit the order to the Court.

CRITICAL

Criminal instructions must be filed no later than three days before trial and may, if requested, be filed under seal and withheld from opposing counsel.

Criminal instructions must be filed by each side and may be filed under seal and not available to opposing counsel, if so requested, not later than THREE (3) DAYS before the trial date.

CRITICAL

Trial briefs and desired instructions in civil jury and bench cases must be filed no later than five days before trial.

In all jury and bench civil cases, each party to the action shall file with the Court, no later than FIVE (5) DAYS, prior to trial, a trial brief and desired instructions.

CRITICALCivil cases

The affidavit must be signed and notarized within three days before judgment is tendered.

An affidavit must be signed by moving party and notarized within three (3) days before judgment is tendered

CRITICAL

An eligible person may apply to the Circuit Court and Commonwealth's Attorney for a pretrial diversion order after indictment and no later than 30 days before trial.

A. After indictment in Circuit Court, and no later than thirty (30) days before trial, any person eligible for the program may apply to the Circuit Court and the Commonwealth's Attorney for entry of a pretrial diversion order.

CRITICAL

Written evidence of insurance is due to the commissioner within 24 hours of the sale.

Written evidence of such insurance, as obtained pursuant to Local Rule 29.01, shall be furnished by the purchaser to the commissioner within twenty-four (24) hours of the date of sale.

CRITICALCivil cases

Petitions must be reviewed within an hour of presentation to a judge or trial commissioner, unless unavailability makes that impossible.

Petitions will be reviewed within an hour of presentation to a judge or trial commissioner unless it is impossible due to the unavailability of a judge or trial commissioner.

CRITICAL

Deadline

4 business days

The movant must lodge the motion or pleading with the clerk at least four business days before the noticed hearing date, excluding Motion Day.

The movant, with respect to all matters to be heard on Motion Day, shall lodge the motion or pleading with the clerk of the court in which the action is filed not less than FOUR (4) BUSINESS DAYS (not counting the Motion Day) before the date noticed for hearing.

CRITICAL

Deadline

1 hours

Petitions must be reviewed within an hour after presentation to a judge or trial commissioner, unless one is unavailable.

F. Petitions will be reviewed within an hour of presentation to a judge or trial commissioner unless it is impossible due to the unavailability of a judge or trial commissioner.

CRITICAL

A signed and notarized affidavit must be completed within three days before judgment is tendered.

An affidavit must be signed by moving party and notarized within three (3) days before judgment is tendered and be filed with the judgment containing statement as to whether any material change in the circumstances of either party has occurred since the first affidavit was executed and since the taking of proof as would cause any witness herein now to testify differently and whether any resumption of normal marriage relationship has occurred, and if a woman, whether now pregnant.

CRITICALCriminal cases

An eligible person may apply for pretrial diversion after indictment and no later than 30 days before trial.

After indictment in Circuit Court, and no later than thirty (30) days before trial, any person eligible for the program may apply to the Circuit Court and the Commonwealth's Attorney for entry of a pretrial diversion order