Court Rules

Hardin Circuit Court Document Format Requirements

5 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

Depositions and interrogatories must use 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper, 12-point type, and double spacing.

Depositions and interrogatories shall be on 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper, shall be typewritten in 12-point type, and double spaced.

Cases filed in Family Court must use the prescribed caption identifying the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Hardin Circuit Court, the applicable Family Court division, and the case number.

C. Cases filed in the Family Court shall be styled as follows: | COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY | OR | COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY | | --- | --- | --- | | HARDIN CIRCUIT COURT | | HARDIN CIRCUIT COURT | | FAMILY COURT - DIVISION I | | FAMILY COURT - DIVISION IV | | CASE NO. _____ | | CASE NO. _____ |

Criminal cases

A Notice of Termination by administrative discharge must use the form prescribed by the Mental Health Court.

If the Mental Health Court judge agrees with the accommodation, the Mental Health Court judge shall complete a Notice of Termination by administrative discharge on a form prescribed by the Mental Health Court and refer the case back the appropriate circuit or district.

Petitions seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or Chapter 456 must be made on form AOC-275.1.

All petitions requested, completed and signed by persons seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or KRS Chapter 456 shall be made on form AOC-275.1

Cases heard orally must be reported by videotape or audiotape.

Cases heard orally shall be reported either by videotape or audiotape.

Common questions about Hardin Circuit Court document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Hardin Circuit Court?

Hardin Circuit Court's formatting rule includes 12 point type, double spacing and letter paper. Depositions and interrogatories must use 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper, 12-point type, and double spacing.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 21, section Pretrial Compliance