Judge Hunter Daugherty

Applies to

Written agreement

Action on a Commissioner's Report requires written agreement by all parties not in default to submit the matter and waive service and notice; action before the ten-day period expires also requires all parties to specifically waive that period.

Applies to

Order

When directed to prepare an order, counsel must prepare it and leave it at the Clerk's office.

Applies to

Motion

(f) Both civil and criminal motions shall be docketed and heard in the county where the action is filed unless: (1) The matter is of an emergency nature and the grounds for the emergency are stated in the motion; (2) The motion and notice requirements are complied with; and (3) The record is made available as required by Kentucky Rulcs of Procedure: CR 79.05.

Motions and their notices must be served at least seven days before the hearing, unless good cause is shown.

Applies to

Pleading

All pleadings, including attachments, must be served on all other parties or their counsel.

The moving party must notify the pro se party and file a copy of the notice with the Circuit Clerk's Office.

The Court and Clerk must be notified by the close of the second business day before trial for a guilty plea with a Commonwealth recommendation to be entered.

Petitioners seeking to initiate contempt proceedings should contact the circuit court clerk’s office in the county where the action is pending.

Phone

859-881-0951 or 859-792-1652

Contact the Family Court Judge, staff, or office by email or phone; when discussing a specific case, take care to avoid improper ex parte communication.

Motions must be filed with the Circuit Clerk by close of business on the third day preceding the motion.

If counsel is directed to prepare an order, it shall be done and left at the Clerk's office within five (5) days of

The transport order for an incarcerated defendant’s otherwise unspecified appearance must be submitted at least five days in advance.