McLean County Circuit Court, Kentucky Courtesy Copy Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
The moving party must send opposing counsel a courtesy copy by regular first-class mail or email, but notice to the attorney does not constitute effective notice of the motion.
The moving party shall also provide a courtesy copy to the opposing party’s attorney via regular first-class mail or electronic mail, however notice to an attorney of a post-decree motion shall be of no effect.
Are courtesy copies required in McLean County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Courtesy-copy rule applies for post decree motions. The moving party must send opposing counsel a courtesy copy by regular first-class mail or email, but notice to the attorney does not constitute effective notice of the motion.
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