Hickman County Circuit Court, Kentucky Electronic Filing Rules

Applies to

Petition

During regular business hours, an authorized agency or officer must present a petition through Kentucky eWarrants; if the system is inoperable, the petition must be delivered personally with notice by text to the district judge or, if unavailable, by telephone to the circuit judge.

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition via the Kentucky eWarrants System, unless it is not operable, and in that event present by personal delivery upon notice by text message or telephone call, as noted below, to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin (notice via text message); Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford (notice via telephone call to his office).

Applies to

Domestic violence petition

During regular business hours, authorized officers must present petitions through Kentucky eWarrants, or by personal delivery if the system is inoperable.

Upon receipt of a petition during regular business hours, the authorized agency/officer shall present the petition via the Kentucky eWarrants System, unless it is not operable, and in that event present by personal delivery upon notice by text message or telephone call, as noted below, to: First Judicial District Judge Mark S. Medlin (notice via text message); Or, if the District Judge is not available, to First Judicial Circuit Judge Timothy A. Langford (notice via telephone call to his office).