Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky Service and Proof of Service Rules
4 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Trial brief
Each party must serve a copy of the trial brief on opposing counsel.
Each party shall serve a copy of this brief on opposing counsel
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Post judgment relief motion
Motions for post-judgment relief must be served on both the opposing party and any attorney of record.
Motions for post-judgment relief shall be served on the opposing party as well as any attorney of record.
CRITICAL
Copies of necessary exhibits, affidavits, and other attachments must be sent to opposing counsel.
(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.
INFO
- Service
- Mail to all parties
The Clerk need not complete the certification or mail hard copies when unnecessary under the circumstances, such as in a case subject to mandatory e-filing.
The Circuit Court Clerk is not required to complete this certification or mail hard copies if unnecessary under the circumstances, e.g., where the case is subject to mandatory efiling.
What rule applies to service for trial brief in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Details: recipient: the opposing party. Each party must serve a copy of the trial brief on opposing counsel.
What rule applies to service for post judgment relief motion in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Details: recipient: the opposing party. Motions for post-judgment relief must be served on both the opposing party and any attorney of record.
What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Details: recipient: the opposing party. Copies of necessary exhibits, affidavits, and other attachments must be sent to opposing counsel.
What rule applies to service by mail for all parties in Grant County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Details: method: service by mail, recipient: all parties. The Clerk need not complete the certification or mail hard copies when unnecessary under the circumstances, such as in a case subject to mandatory e-filing.
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