Lee County Circuit Court, Kentucky Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
Moving counsel may submit a supporting statement or memorandum, and a properly served party may respond with supporting authorities by the hearing time specified in the notice; failure to respond on time may be grounds to deny leave to file a late response.
Moving counsel may also accompany any Motion with a brief written Statement or file a Memorandum of Law supporting said Motion. Any party properly served with a Motion accompanied by a Statement or Memorandum of Law supporting said Motion may file a Response containing supporting authorities at or before the time specified in the Notice of Hearing of the Motion. Failure to file a Response to a Motion accompanied by such a Statement or Memorandum may be grounds for denying a request for leave to file such a Response after the time specified for a hearing of said Motion.
Does Lee County Circuit Court, Kentucky require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Moving counsel may submit a supporting statement or memorandum, and a properly served party may respond with supporting authorities by the hearing time specified in the notice; failure to respond on time may be grounds to deny leave to file a late response.
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