Court Rules

Perry Circuit Court Document Filing Requirements

56 rules from official source documents

Rules 51 to 56, page 2 of 2

Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.

CRITICAL

Applies to
Record

The record must state that all costs have been paid, and the endorsement must bear the Clerk's signature, before trial of a dissolution proceeding.

The Court will not try any proceeding for dissolution of marriage until all costs have been - paid and that fact has been endorsed on the record over the signature of the Clerk

CRITICAL

Applies to
Ruling on exceptions

Rulings on exceptions must conform to Farm 1 attached to the Rules.

Rulings on exceptions shall be in accord with Farm 1, attached to these Rules

WARNING

Applies to
Final ruling

Counsel may prepare the final ruling, but the Commissioner must sign it.

A final ruling in conformity with the Commissioner's determination may be prepared by counsel but shall be signed by the Commissioner .

WARNING

Applies to
Property schedule

Household or personal effects must not be listed individually in the marital personal property schedule unless an individual item is worth more than $100.

Marital personal property (DO NOT list household or personal effects individually unless the value of an individual item is in excess of $100 .00)

WARNING

Applies to
Trial brief

The Court may require each party to submit a short trial brief on that party's view of the facts and law, and will set the filing time in the pre-trial order if it requires briefs.

The Court may require each party to submit a trial brief, consisting of a short memorandum of his view of the facts and law on which he will reply and, if so, the Court shall fix the time for filing such briefs in the pre-trial order .

INFOCriminal cases

Applies to
Order of diversion

A diversion order may include conditions requiring the petitioner to remain drug- and alcohol-free and subject to random testing, avoid violations of the Penal Code or Controlled Substances Act, and possess no firearm or other deadly weapon.

B. The Order of Diversion may include: 1 . That the petitioner remain drug and alcohol free and be subject to random testing. 2. That the petitioner have no violation of the Penal Code of the Controlled Substances Act. 3 . That the petitioner possess no firearm or any other deadly weapon.