Trimble County Circuit Court, Kentucky Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

A County Attorney case cannot be scheduled for a hearing on the listed motions until the parties have participated in a pre-trial conference and submitted a Stipulation of Facts.

No case involving the County Attorney shall be scheduled for a hearing on a Motion for Trial, Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings, Motion for Summary Judgment, or Motion for Child Support without first participating in a pre-trial conference and submitting a Stipulation of Facts as outlined herein.

When the Respondent admits paternity in a case involving the County Attorney, the parties must participate in a pre-trial conference.

In all cases involving the County Attorney in which the Respondent either files a Response admitting paternity or signs an Affidavit admitting paternity, the parties shall submit to a pre-trial conference for the purpose of simplifying the issues to be heard by the Court.

All parties must participate in a pre-trial conference before submitting the paternity-approval request, and a Stipulation of Facts must be filed.

All parties must participate in a pre-trial conference prior to submission of such request and a Stipulation of Facts shall be filed.

Default-judgment motions for failure to plead or otherwise defend stand submitted upon filing and need not be noticed for motion hour, but the Court may assign a hearing if it determines one is necessary under CR 55.01.

Motions for Default Judgment for failure to plead or otherwise defend, as provided by the Rules of Civil Procedure, shall stand submitted upon filing and shall not be noticed for motion hour; however, if the Court determines that a hearing is necessary under CR 55.01, a hearing date will be assigned.