Gallatin County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Filing Requirements
110 rules from official source documents
Rules 101 to 110, page 3 of 3
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Record of refusal
If the County Attorney refuses consent to diversion, the reasons must be stated on the record.
2. Consent of the County Attorney to the Person's participation in the Diversion Program shall not be unreasonably withheld. If the County Attorney refuses to consent to the person's participation in the Diversion Program, he or she shall state on the record the reasons therefore.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Motion to appoint warning order attorney
- Must include
- proposed order
Motions to Withdraw may be set at the Court's convenience; a motion to appoint a Warning Order Attorney may be set at the Court's convenience if accompanied by an affidavit and proposed order.
*** Motions to Withdraw may be set at the convenience of the Court. Motions to appoint Warning Order Attorneys may be set at the convenience of the Court if accompanied by an affidavit and proposed order.
WARNING
B. If custody and/or parenting time is in dispute, and the parties are unable to resolve the conflict, a party may move for a hearing or other appropriate action to facilitate resolution of the conflict. Parties may move for, or the Court may order, one or more of the actions listed in FCRPP 6(2). In requesting one of those actions, counsel for a party shall present the facts of the case which support the requested action.
B. If custody and/or parenting time is in dispute, and the parties are unable to resolve the conflict, a party may move for a hearing or other appropriate action to facilitate resolution of the conflict. Parties may move for, or the Court may order, one or more of the actions listed in FCRPP 6(2). In requesting one of those actions, counsel for a party shall present the facts of the case which support the requested action.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Master distribution report
The Master must make a distribution report whenever funds pass through the Master’s hands.
The Master shall make a report of distribution in every case in which any funds pass through his or her hands.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Motion or petition
- Must include
- proposed order
Where appropriate, an order should be presented with a motion or petition.
Where appropriate, an Order should be presented with a Motion or Petition.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Discovery objection
An objection to an answer or failure to answer must include the full interrogatory or request, any answer, and the objection's reasons and grounds.
When an objection is filed to an answer or failure to answer an interrogatory or a request, it shall set out the interrogatory or request in full, the answer, if any, thereto and the reasons and grounds for the objection.
WARNING
- Must include
- caption, case number
Pleadings, briefs, motions, and judgments must use the specified court, county, division, and action-number style.
All pleadings, briefs, motions and judgments shall be styled as follows: COURT OF JUSTICE - [Insert appropriate county] DISTRICT COURT CIVIL DIVISION ACTION NO.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Master case report
The Master must prepare a separate report for each case listing receipts and disbursements and file it in the official court file.
The Master shall prepare reports for each case separately, reflecting all amounts received and from whom, as well as all amounts disbursed and to whom and for what purpose, which will be filed in the official court file with the Circuit Court Clerk.
INFO
- Applies to
- Order tendered at court direction
If opposing counsel or the pro se party refuses or fails to sign a tendered order, submitting counsel may include a statement describing the effort to obtain the signature and the refusal or failure.
If the opposing counsel or pro se party refuses or otherwise fails to sign the order, the submitting counsel may include a statement regarding the effort made to obtain a signature and the refusal or failure to sign.
INFO
- Applies to
- Diversion termination statement
A Divertee may voluntarily terminate participation at any time by submitting a written statement.
At any time the Divertee may voluntarily choose to be terminated from the Diversion Program by submitting a written statement indicating same.
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