Oldham Circuit Court Document Filing Requirements

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AOC Form 280

When an action stands submitted for final adjudication, counsel or unrepresented parties may file AOC Form 280 with the Judge, Circuit Court Clerk, and Administrative Office of the Courts.

In accordance with SCR 1.050(8), when any action stands submitted for final adjudication, counsel or unrepresented parties may file an AOC Form 280 with the Judge, Circuit Court Clerk, and the Administrative Office of the Courts.

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Preliminary verified disclosure statement

Preliminary Verified Disclosure Statements may be filed without attachments unless the Court orders otherwise.

Preliminary Verified Disclosure Statements, to be completed pursuant to the FCRPP, may be filed in the record without attachments unless otherwise ordered by the Court.

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Motion to enter a guilty plea

Before trial, a defendant may seek to resolve the case by filing a Motion to Enter a Guilty Plea, which will be heard on the presiding judge’s next available criminal docket.

At any time prior to trial, a defendant who wishes to resolve his/her case by entering a guilty plea may do so by filing a Motion to Enter a Guilty Plea to be heard on the presiding judge's next available criminal docket.

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Trial brief

The Court may require each party to submit a trial brief and may set a filing time for the briefs.

In the Pretrial Order, the Court may require each party to submit a trial brief consisting of a short memorandum of the party's view of the fact and law on which it will rely and may fix a time for filing such briefs.

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Notarized release

Alternatively, a party to a paternity action may sign a notarized release authorizing an attorney to review or copy the party's file.

In the alternative, a party to a paternity action may sign a notarized release authorizing an attorney to review and/or copy his/her paternity case file.

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Order or judgment

At the Court’s request, counsel for the party in whose favor an order or judgment is rendered may prepare it.

All orders and judgments of the Court may, at the request of the Court, be prepared by counsel in whose favor the order or judgment is rendered.