Court Rules

Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky Service and Proof of Service Rules

10 rules from official source documents

E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.

CRITICAL

A party seeking emergency temporary relief must give such notice as practicable.

In an emergency for temporary order for custody, maintenance, and support or to modify and review same, a party on motion, with such notice as practicable, supported by affidavit of movant stating facts to establish the emergency, may move the Court, in person or by counsel, for order of emergency temporary custody, maintenance, or support for a period of up to thirty (30) days.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Order confirming sale

The party submitting an Order Confirming Sale must serve copies as required by CR 5, certify service, and serve the purchaser.

The party submitting the order shall serve copies of the same as required by CR 5, and so certify. The purchaser must also be served.

CRITICAL

All parties must receive notice of an application for a custody order or modification.

Application for a custody order or to modify a custody order or required by law, with notice to all parties, for hearing by the Court in custody decree shall be to the Court on motion, and affidavits as accordance with procedure established by Kentucky Revised Statutes and these Local Rules.

CRITICAL

Notice must be given to all parties for an application for a custody order or modification.

Application for a custody order or to modify a custody order or custody decree shall be to the Court on motion, and affidavits as required by law, with notice to all parties, for hearing by the Court in accordance with procedures established by FCRPP 7, Kentucky Revised Statutes and these Local Rules.

CRITICAL

Service
Mail

The stated distribution direction is to mail copies of covered orders to the listed plaintiff’s attorney at the stated address.

All orders which are required under the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure (CR) and Rules of Criminal Procedure (RCr) to be served on opposing parties or counsel, including judgments, final Circuit Clerk for distribution thereof in the following manner: orders and orders affecting the running of time for taking an appeal, shall contain directions to the Mail copies to: John Jones Attorney for plaintiff, Jane Doe 208 Main Street Florence, Kentucky 41042

CRITICAL

A party seeking an emergency temporary custody, maintenance, or support order must give such notice as practicable.

A. In an emergency for temporary order for custody, maintenance, and support or to modify and review same, a party on motion, with such notice as practicable, supported by affidavit of movant stating facts to establish the emergency, may move the Court, in person or by counsel, for order of emergency temporary custody, maintenance, or support

CRITICAL

If an entry of appearance does not waive notice, notice must be given of future proceedings, including the filing of exceptions and submission for judgment or decree.

If an entry of appearance is filed and does not waive notice of future proceedings, including the filing of exceptions and the submission for judgment or decree, notice must be given of said proceedings.

CRITICAL

When an entry of appearance does not waive notice, notice must be given of future proceedings, including exceptions and submission for judgment or decree.

If an entry of appearance is filed and does not waive notice of future proceedings, including the filing of exceptions and the submission for judgment or decree, notice must be given of said proceedings.

CRITICAL

Service
Mail

Service by mail must be posted seven days before Motion Day, with actual service four days before; Motion Day is not counted.

Service by mail relative to the date the motion shall be heard shall be posted SEVEN (7) DAYS preceding Motion Day. Actual service shall be made FOUR (4) DAYS preceding Motion Day. Motion Day shall not be included as a day for these purposes.

WARNING

Trial briefs and instructions should be served on opposing parties or counsel.

Briefs and instructions should be served on opposing parties or counsel.

Common questions about Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky service and proof of service rules

What service or proof of service rules apply in Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

A party seeking emergency temporary relief must give such notice as practicable.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 8, section 5.07 Emergency Notice for Custody, Maintenance, or Support

3 more rules answer this question.

What rule applies to service for order confirming sale in Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Proof of service is required for the covered service rule. The party submitting an Order Confirming Sale must serve copies as required by CR 5, certify service, and serve the purchaser.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 11, section Rule 30. Confirmation of Report of Sale

What rule applies to serving all parties in Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Details: recipient: all parties. All parties must receive notice of an application for a custody order or modification.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 4, section 5.04 Custody Order or Modification of Custody Order or Decree

1 more rule answers this question.

What rule applies to service by mail in Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Details: method: service by mail. The stated distribution direction is to mail copies of covered orders to the listed plaintiff’s attorney at the stated address.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section Rule 4.02 Service and Distribution

1 more rule answers this question.

What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Fleming County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Details: recipient: the opposing party. Trial briefs and instructions should be served on opposing parties or counsel.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 4, section Rule 5.02 Trial Briefs and Instructions