Elliott County Circuit Court, Kentucky Chambers Communication Rules
5 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
The parties must contact the court's secretary to remand pending hearings concerning resolved issues.
The parties shall have the affirmative duty to contact the court's secretary and remand any pending hearings concerning resolved issues.
CRITICAL
For an emergency custody order after working hours, the Family Court Judge must be contacted.
After working hours, 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 a.m. Monday through Friday and on weekends and holidays the Family Court Judge shall be contacted.
CRITICAL
The Court must notify the Clerk of any other dates when court will not be held.
Court shall notify Clerk of any other dates which Court shall not be held .
INFO
- Contact
- Phone to clerk
Counsel may call the Clerk or answering service to learn whether the Judge will be able to hear motions on a particular date.
Counsel may then call the Clerk or the answering service and receive information in regard to whether or not the Judge will be able to hear Motions on that date .
INFO
The county clerks will be notified, whenever possible and as soon as the determination is made, if the Judge cannot hear motions on a scheduled date.
The Clerk of each of the counties in the district will be notified whenever possible and as soon as he determines if the Judge will not be able to hear motions on any given date .
How may parties contact Elliott County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
The parties must contact the court's secretary to remand pending hearings concerning resolved issues.
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