Court Rules

Jackson County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Format Requirements

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

CRITICAL

When a domestic relations case is heard orally or on deposition, proposed findings, conclusions, and final decrees must be submitted in original form, typed on plain letter-size paper.

Proposed findings of fact, conclusions of law and final decrees in original form, shall be submitted to the court typed on plain, letter-size paper when domestic relations cases are either heard orally or on deposition as provided herein.

CRITICAL

Headings on all pleadings and legal papers must appear at the beginning and center of the first page.

1. The heading of all pleadings and legal papers in all civil and criminal case shall be styled at the beginning and center of the first page as follows :

CRITICAL

Petitions seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or Chapter 456 must be completed and signed 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

WARNING

Any order submitted with a motion must be typed separately on plain, letter-size paper.

Orders may be submitted to the court as to any motion, and if so shall be typed separately on plain, letter-size paper and shall accompany the copy of the motion served on the court or be presented to the court at the hearing of the motion.

WARNING

All pages of legal papers must be numbered at the bottom center.

All pages of all legal papers shall be numbered at the bottom center of each page.

WARNING

Motions must use separately paragraphed and numbered paragraphs.

All motions shall be separately paragraphed and separately numbered.

Common questions about Jackson County Circuit Court, Kentucky document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Jackson County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Jackson County Circuit Court, Kentucky's formatting rule includes letter paper, submit in original form., type on plain paper., and applies when domestic relations cases are heard orally or on deposition.. When a domestic relations case is heard orally or on deposition, proposed findings, conclusions, and final decrees must be submitted in original form, typed on plain letter-size paper.

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