Court Rules

Woodford County Circuit Court, Kentucky Electronic Filing Rules

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Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.

Applies to
Proposed judgment findings or conclusions

An electronic version of the proposed judgment, findings, and/or conclusions of law that may be edited shall be provided to the presiding judge through electronic filing or through email to the presiding judge’s staff attorney.

An electronic version of the proposed judgment, findings, and/or conclusions of law that may be edited shall be provided to the presiding judge through electronic filing or through email to the presiding judge’s staff attorney.

Applies to
Pleadings or other documents

Faxed or emailed pleadings and other documents are not accepted as filings, except for ex parte matters or emergency orders and as otherwise provided by the applicable rules.

Faxed or emailed pleadings or other documents, other than one which may be heard ex parte or are emergency orders, shall not be accepted by the Circuit Clerk, shall not be placed in the Court record, and shall not be considered timely or properly filed, unless otherwise provided in these rules, the FCRPP, or the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure.

Common questions about Woodford County Circuit Court, Kentucky electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Woodford County Circuit Court, Kentucky?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. An electronic version of the proposed judgment, findings, and/or conclusions of law that may be edited shall be provided to the presiding judge through electronic filing or through email to the presiding judge’s staff attorney.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 12, section XIV. SUBMISSION OF MATTERS

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