Larue County Circuit Court, Kentucky Filing Rules

A motion to set a non-domestic relations civil case for trial must certify that the case will be ready by the trial date.

All parties must file pre-trial compliance statements no later than 60 days before trial.

The attorney filing a Notice of Appeal, Designation of Record, or Order to Proceed in forma pauperis must send a copy to the Court Reporter.

The referenced person must arrange copies of juror-qualification forms and reimburse the Circuit Clerk at the rate set by court regulations.

The Circuit Clerk's Office must be notified when a case is ready for the Court to take under submission.

For specified petitions requiring statutory personal identifiers, parties must file a redacted copy and an unredacted copy in a marked, sealed envelope.

Emergency protective orders may be received by facsimile reproduction when available.

Exhibits intended for trial in civil and criminal cases must be marked for identification before trial.

Copies of all motions, with the required fee attached, must be mailed or delivered to the Commissioner’s office.

A party may not file a motion for mediation until that party has filed their VDS.

After a case is set for trial, continuances are granted reluctantly and only for extraordinary reasons.