Court Rules

Todd County Circuit Court, Kentucky Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.

Before filing a motion for emergency or ex parte relief with the Circuit Clerk, the movant's attorney must first present the proper motion and tendered order directly and personally to a judge; telephone or facsimile communications are acceptable, and the civil rules designate alternate judicial officers if the Circuit Judge is absent from the county.

No motion for emergency or ex parte relief shall be filed with the Circuit Clerk unless a proper motion with a tendered order has been first presented directly and personally (telephone and/or facsimile communications are acceptable) to a judge by the attorney for the movant. The civil rules specify alternate judicial officers to whom the order shall be submitted if the Circuit Judge is not present in the county.

Counsel must confer with opposing counsel about the hearing date and time.

Counsel must confer with opposing counsel concerning the date and time (see Code of Professional Courtesy attached as Appendix D) and file written notice pursuant to the Civil Rules.

Common questions about Todd County Circuit Court, Kentucky pre-motion conference requirements

Does Todd County Circuit Court, Kentucky require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Before filing a motion for emergency or ex parte relief with the Circuit Clerk, the movant's attorney must first present the proper motion and tendered order directly and personally to a judge; telephone or facsimile communications are acceptable, and the civil rules designate alternate judicial officers if the Circuit Judge is absent from the county.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 6, section 207. EX PARTE MOTIONS

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