Trigg County Circuit Court, Kentucky Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

A Motion to Submit is decided without an oral hearing ten days after filing unless an opposing party objects or requests an oral hearing.

This Motion to Submit is brought under LR 204(10) (CR 78(2)) and will be decided by the judge without any oral hearing ten (10) days after filing, unless an opposing party files an objection or a request for an oral hearing.

Before making a discovery motion in a civil case, counsel must make a good-faith effort to resolve the dispute by agreement and satisfy the required conference, impasse, and extrajudicial-efforts conditions.

Counsel in civil cases shall have the duty to make a good faith effort to resolve by agreement among themselves any disputes which arise in the course of discovery. No motions pertaining to discovery shall be made to the Court unless there is appended to such motion or contained within it a certificate of counsel that he/she has conferred or corresponded with opposing counsel, that they are unable to reconcile their differences, and that counsel has otherwise exhausted reasonable extrajudicial means in an effort to resolve discovery differences.