Monroe County Circuit Court, Kentucky Adjournment & Extension Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
CRITICALCivil cases
A final hearing may be continued only upon a showing of good cause.
A continuance of any final hearing date shall not be granted except upon good cause shown.
CRITICALCivil cases
A final hearing may be continued only upon a showing of good cause.
A continuance of any final hearing date shall not be granted except upon good cause shown.
WARNING
If no party has filed a continuance motion before 14 days prior to trial, the Court may impose sanctions resulting from a continuance granted after that point.
If the case is set, and no party has filed a motion for continuance before 14 days prior to the trial date, the Court may impose sanctions resulting from any continuance thereafter granted.
WARNING
If no party files a motion for continuance before 14 days prior to trial, the Court may impose sanctions for a continuance granted afterward.
If the case is set, and no party has filed a motion for continuance before 14 days prior to the trial date, the Court may impose sanctions resulting from any continuance thereafter granted.
INFOCivil cases
The Commissioner may reschedule or continue a motion-hour hearing if the motion is expected to exceed 30 minutes.
If it appears that any motion scheduled on the regular motion days shall exceed 30 minutes in length, the Commissioner may reschedule or continue such hearing to a later date.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Monroe County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
A final hearing may be continued only upon a showing of good cause.
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