Judge Daniel M. Heady

Applies to

Motion

Motions other than those included in an answer must state a hearing date no later than the next regular motion day on which they could be heard.

Applies to

Motion notice

A motion notice without a hearing date is treated as though no motion was filed.

Applies to

CR 78 2 motion

A CR 78(2) motion must alert opposing counsel that it may be routinely granted ten days after filing unless an objection or response is filed.

If a scheduled motion day falls on a holiday, litigants should check with the clerk to determine the alternate date.

Matters requiring evidence must be arranged with the Court for assignment to a special time.

The clerk, an attorney of record, or a party of record acting pro se must immediately bring any question about the propriety of a filing to the Court’s attention.

Motions must be filed at least seven days before the hearing; noncompliant motions are passed to the next regular motion day.

Agreed orders, agreed judgments, and in forma pauperis motions may be submitted at any time and should not be placed on the Motion Day docket.

The attorneys’ written trial-readiness advice and probable trial length are due on or before the report date.

Service of written motions and notice must comply with Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure 5 and 6.05 and applicable Kentucky statutes.

Applies to

Motion

The movant is responsible for re-noticing motions that are passed for noncompliance.

Motions seeking an order of reference must be served on the Master Commissioner pursuant to CR 5.02 at the applicable address listed in the rule.