Court Rules

Spencer County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Format Requirements

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Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

All pages of legal papers must be numbered at the bottom center in the specified page-of-pages format.

C. All pages of all legal papers shall be numbered at the bottom center of each page as follows: Page _ of . (pages)

Petitions seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or 456 must use form AOC-275.1.

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,

Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law must be submitted by email in Microsoft Word format.

proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law along by email in Microsoft Word format

Proposed jury instructions must be submitted on a CD or diskette in Microsoft Word format.

The Commonwealth's Attorney and Defense counsel shall tender proposed jury instructions to the Judge's office three (3) business days in advance of trial on a CD or diskette in Microsoft Word format.

The court heading must be centered at the beginning of the first page, with the case number centered directly below it.

A. The heading of all pleadings and legal papers in all civil and criminal cases shall be styled at the beginning and center of the first page as follows: COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY 53гa JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ANDERSON (or SHELBY or SPENCER) CIRCUIT COURT The case number shall be centered directly under the above.

Common questions about Spencer County Circuit Court, Kentucky document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Spencer County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Spencer County Circuit Court, Kentucky's formatting rule includes number every page at the bottom center in the format: page of . (pages).. All pages of legal papers must be numbered at the bottom center in the specified page-of-pages format.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 6, section RULE 2 — PLEADINGS and ORDERS

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