Metcalfe County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Protective-order petitions must be completed and signed on form AOC-275.1 and accepted and filed with the court.
All petitions requested, completed and signed by persons seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or KRS Chapter 456 shall be made on form AOC-275.1, and shall be accepted and filed with the court.
CRITICAL
An unrepresented party signing and acknowledging an appearance and waiver or agreement must do so before a notary or deputy clerk.
A. Any unrepresented party who signs and acknowledges an appearance and waiver or agreement shall do so before a notary or deputy clerk.
WARNING
Proposed orders or judgments submitted when directed in matters under advisement must be in Word or a compatible document format.
5.4 In all matters taken under advisement, the Court may direct the parties to submit proposed orders or judgments for consideration. All such proposed orders or judgments shall be submitted via e-mail to the Court in a Word (or compatible) document format, with a hard copy submitted to the Clerk. Counsel shall transmit a courtesy copy to opposing counsel.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Metcalfe County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Metcalfe County Circuit Court, Kentucky's formatting rule includes word (or compatible) document format. Proposed orders or judgments submitted when directed in matters under advisement must be in Word or a compatible document format.
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