Trimble County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Format Requirements
5 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Unless otherwise specified, orders in dependency, neglect, and abuse actions must use the appropriate AOC forms.
A. Pursuant to FCRPP 15, to the extent not otherwise specified, any order entered in a dependency, neglect and abuse action shall be on the appropriate AOC forms.
CRITICAL
Motions for Judgments and Orders of Sale must substantially follow the appended form.
(e) Motions for Judgments and Orders of Sale shall be substantially in the form appended herein.
CRITICAL
Unless the parties agree, a motion to change bond conditions must be in writing and include appropriate notice to the Commonwealth.
Unless the parties are in agreement, motions to change the conditions of bond shall be made in writing with appropriate notice to the Commonwealth.
CRITICAL
A pretrial memorandum ordered by the Court must use the form supplied with the order setting pretrial deadlines.
Said pre-trial memorandum shall be on a form to be supplied by the Court with the entry of the Order setting pre-trial deadlines and the filled-in memorandum shall be filed as a legal pleading by the deadline prescribed by the Court.
WARNING
The Commonwealth may respond to the motion in writing within ten days after its presentation at the initial hearing.
The Commonwealth shall have the opportunity to respond in writing to the motion within ten (10) days of the presentation of the motion at the initial hearing.
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