Powell County Circuit Court, Kentucky Electronic Filing Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Motion
Unless a motion may be heard ex parte or a rule allows otherwise all motions to be heard shall be noticed for hearing, e-filed with the Clerk unless not required by law, and copies served by mail, hand delivery, or electronic transmission pursuant to CR 5.02 on all parties.
Unless a motion may be heard ex parte or a rule allows otherwise all motions to be heard shall be noticed for hearing, e-filed with the Clerk unless not required by law, and copies served by mail, hand delivery, or electronic transmission pursuant to CR 5.02 on all parties.
- Applies to
- Emergency protective order
Emergency Protective Orders must be filed electronically through eque/ewarrants by a law enforcement officer or the appropriate Circuit Clerk’s office.
Emergency Protective Orders shall be filed electronically by and through a law enforcement officer or the appropriate Circuit Clerk's office through eque/ewarrants.
- Applies to
- Motion
Motions for the Motion Docket must be filed in the county of the proceeding, at that county's Circuit Court Clerk's Office or electronically, by close of business at least seven days before the scheduled Motion Hour.
Motions to be placed on the Motion Docket shall be filed in the county of the proceeding and shall be filed in the Office of the Circuit Court Clerk in that county or electronically filed by the close of business no later than seven (7) days prior to the scheduled Motion Hour.
CR 33 interrogatories and answers, CR 34 production or inspection requests and answers, and CR 36 admission requests must not be filed with the Court.
Interrogatories propounded under CR 33 and answers thereto, requests for production or inspection under CR 34 and answers thereto, and requests for admissions under CR 36 shall not be filed with the Court.
Is electronic filing required in Powell County Circuit Court, Kentucky?
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Unless a motion may be heard ex parte or a rule allows otherwise all motions to be heard shall be noticed for hearing, e-filed with the Clerk unless not required by law, and copies served by mail, hand delivery, or electronic transmission pursuant to CR 5.02 on all parties.
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