Greenup Circuit Court Filing Rules

Each party must file a worksheet computation when child support is requested to be set or modified, unless the parties otherwise agree to child support.

Agreed orders, judgments, and in forma pauperis motions may be submitted at any time and should not be placed on the Motion Day docket.

Copies of motions may be sent by mail, hand delivery, or electronic transmission.

Attorneys should notify the Court as soon as possible when a case settles.

Pleadings, documents, and exhibits in actions deemed confidential by statute need not be redacted; access is governed by the cited local rules and statutes.

A rubber stamp does not qualify as a signature under this Rule or CR 11.

The ION Center and qualifying regional centers or shelters may electronically file protective-order petitions when electronic filing is available.

The $50 reopening fee is not charged for specified Title IV-D child-support motions, but is charged for later motions filed by a private attorney or pro se party unless the motion is in forma pauperis.

To obtain a duplicate Grand Jury recording, Defense Counsel must first request it orally from the Commonwealth's Attorney and may move the Court if the Commonwealth has not responded within two weeks.

An expert’s unavailability for trial is not grounds for a continuance.