Wolfe County Circuit Court, Kentucky Document Format Requirements

CRITICAL

Each answer to an interrogatory or request for admission must be immediately preceded by the question or request it answers.

When answering interrogatories or requests for admissions, the replying party shall set forth immediately proceeding each answer the question or the request to which the answer is responsive.

CRITICAL

In qualifying uncontested cases, proof must be submitted by written interrogatories.

C. In uncontested cases where there is a written Separation Agreement executed by both parties and filed in the record, the parties shall submit proof by written interrogatories.

CRITICAL

A party seeking default judgment under CR 55.01 must file a written motion.

A written motion must be filed by a party seeking a judgment by default under CR 55.01.

CRITICAL

Proposed orders must be separate styled instruments and may not appear on the same page as the motion.

Such orders shall be by separate styled instruments and not on the same page as the motion.

CRITICAL

Protective-order petitions must use form AOC-275.1 and be accepted and filed with the court.

All petitions requested, completed and signed by persons seeking protection under KRS Chapter 403 or KRS Chapter 456 shall be made on form AOC-275.1, and shall be accepted and filed with the court.

CRITICAL

A sale may be cancelled only through the Master Commissioner's Office and Circuit Judge's Office, and the cancellation must be in writing.

C. Sales may only be cancelled through the Master Commissioner's Office and Circuit Judge's Office in writing.

WARNING

The VS-300 form must be typed and signed in black or blue ink.

The party filing the petition for dissolution of marriage shall tender to the clerk, at the time of filing, the completed VS-300 form typed and with signature in black or blue ink.

WARNING

The required notice of service must be one page.

A one-page notice of service under CR 33, CR 34, and CR 36 shall be filed in the record to indicate initial service of and response to discovery.