Greenup Circuit Court Service and Proof of Service Rules

CRITICAL

Notices and motions must be served on the Circuit Judge at his Greenup office when the case calls for it, and that service must appear in the certificate of service.

A copy of all notices and motions shall be served upon the Circuit Judge at his office in Greenup, Kentucky, as called for by the case, and such service shall also appear in the certificate of service .

CRITICAL

Applies to

Property list

Counsel must certify a copy of the property list to opposing counsel.

Counsel will also certify a copy ofthis property list to opposing Counsel.

CRITICAL

After the hearing, the petitioner must continue diligent efforts to locate and notify everyone who was not served.

The Petitioner shall make continuing diligent efforts after the hearing to locate and notify all persons who were not served.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Property list

The property list must be served on opposing counsel.

This shall be served on opposing counsel

CRITICAL

Applies to

Motion

Notice of the written motion must be given to all parties, including the child's Guardian ad Litem, if any.

judicial order must file a written motion with notice to all parties, including the child's Guardian ad Litem, if any, and set forth the purpose for the request.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Show cause motion

The Clerk must make two copies of the show-cause motion and, within the same day, hand-deliver or mail them postage prepaid to the County Attorney and Commonwealth Attorney with the hearing details.

The Clerk shall further make two (2) copies of the show cause motion and within the same day, hand deliver or mail it postage prepaid. to the County Attorney and the Commonwealth Attorney along with the date, time and place of the hearing.

WARNING

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

with copies to be mailed, hand delivered or sent by electronic transmission.

WARNING

The Judge may allow a Temporary Removal or Adjudication Hearing to proceed without service on the non-custodial parent if the petitioner establishes diligent efforts to serve the other parties, including efforts to locate an absent parent.

The Judge may permit the Temporary Removal Hearing or the Adjudication Hearing to go forward when the non-custodial parent has not been served in accordance with FCRPP 18(1) if it is established on the record that the Petitioner has made diligent efforts to serve all other parties including initiating contact with the Child Support Division of the County Attorney's Office in an attempt to locate any absent parent.