Judge Andrea L. Moore
Judge • Marshall County Circuit Court, Kentucky
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideMarshall County Circuit Court, Kentucky publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 183 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 78- Applies to
- Motion for compensation
A motion for compensation must include an affidavit stating the hours and description of services, the reasonableness of the requested fee, and that the action concluded and its disposition date.
- Applies to
- Motion for compensation
A motion for compensation must be accompanied by an affidavit stating the hours and description of services, the reasonableness of the requested fee, and the disposition date after the proceeding has concluded.
- Applies to
- Motion for compensation
A motion for compensation must be accompanied by an affidavit stating the hours and description of services, the reasonableness of the requested fee, and the disposition date after the proceeding has concluded.
Filing Timing
All 38File motions for a Wednesday motion hour by close of business on the preceding Wednesday unless the Family Court Judge approves otherwise.
If a timely motion has placed a case on the motion-hour docket, subsequent motions filed after the deadline must be accepted and may be heard with the timely motion.
An after-deadline motion in a case not already on the docket will be rejected and returned so the parties can re-notice it for a compliant date.
Service
All 19Any response to a motion must be served at least two days before motion hour.
Serve photocopies of motions and notices on opposing parties or counsel on the filing date by mail, hand delivery, fax, or another court-approved method.
- Service
- Personal service
In a Family Court case, a motion filed six months or more after the decree or final or last order must be personally served under the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure; service on a prior attorney of record does not suffice.
Fees
All 16- Fee
- $150
- Applies to
- Guardian ad litem request
A filer requesting a Guardian Ad Litem in an adoption action must pay the Circuit Court Clerk $150 at filing toward the Guardian Ad Litem’s future services.
- Applies to
- Termination of parental rights action
Guardian Ad Litem fees in termination of parental rights actions brought by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services are governed by statute.
- Fee
- $150
- Applies to
- Guardian ad litem request
A filer requesting a Guardian Ad Litem in a termination of parental rights action not brought by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services must pay the Circuit Court Clerk $150 at filing toward future services.
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