Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
Each party must send a copy of the trial brief directly to chambers.
and shall also send a copy directly to chambers (see LR 202(3)).
Copies of necessary exhibits, affidavits, and other attachments must also be sent to the Court.
(6) Exhibits, affidavits, and other attachments necessary to any motion, response, reply, or surreply must be filed with the motion, response, reply, or surreply, with copies sent to opposing counsel and to the Court.
Copies of motions, responses, replies, and surreplies must be sent to the presiding judge in addition to the original; counsel must email them, and unrepresented parties may mail them to the stated address.
(3) Copies of all motions, responses, replies, and surreplies shall be sent to the presiding judge. Counsel shall email copies, while unrepresented parties may send copies via U.S. Mail to 224 S Main Street, Williamstown, KY 41097. This copy shall be in addition to the original filed or e- filed with the Circuit Court Clerk. The appropriate email address may be obtained from the Circuit Court Clerk.
In addition to the judge’s copy, one copy of each motion for judgment and order of sale or related motion must be sent to the Master Commissioner before the motion hour when it will be heard.
In addition to the Judge’s copy, a copy of all motions for judgment and order of sale or motions relating thereto shall be sent to the Master Commissioner for review and approval prior to the motion hour at which the motion will be heard.
Are courtesy copies required in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for trial briefs. Details: 1 copy. Each party must send a copy of the trial brief directly to chambers.
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