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Document Format Requirements7 rules

FormattingCivil cases

7. The columns numbered 7 are for the Court's use.

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FormattingCivil cases

4. If there is any debt due and owing on the item please insert that amount in this column.

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6. In this column please put any notes such as gift, inheritance, etc.

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5. Please place an "X" in the "P" column if you propose that the Petitioner receive this item or put an "X" in the "R" column if you propose the Respondent receive this item.

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Enter the item's fair market value, not its replacement cost or original purchase price.

Court's wording

2. In the box numbered "2" put the fair market value of the item. This is not the replacement value or the price you paid for the item but the amount you would get for the item if sold to an individual like at a garage sale.

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FormattingCivil cases

1. In the boxes numbered "1" please place an "X" in the "N" column if the item listed is non-marital or place an "X" in the "M" column if the item is marital.

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3. If the item is in the Petitioner's possession put an "X" in the "P" column, if the item is in the Respondent's possession put an "X" in the "R" column.

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Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 262 rules apply across 7th Judicial Circuit Court of Missouri, Clay County. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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  • Applies to
    Request for leave for additional discovery

    A request for leave to seek additional or subsequent interrogatories or document requests must include the discovery sought and the basis for the request.

  • Applies to
    Proposed findings conclusions

    In court-tried cases where findings are required or properly requested, the parties must submit proposed findings and conclusions at trial’s conclusion or within the reasonable time directed by the Judge.

  • Applies to
    Petition
    Must include
    caption

    Petitions must identify all parties and their addresses in the caption and include a heading stating the nature of the suit.

Filing Timing

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  • The separate designation pleading must be filed at the same time as the petition.

  • The proposed document and copies for affected parties are due when the default or uncontested case or motion is heard, unless the judge grants additional time.

  • The hearing date must be at least five days after the motion is filed, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays from the time computation.

Service

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  • A party may request appointment of a special process server, and the request must allege the proposed server is qualified; any appointment is limited to that case.

  • Service
    Electronic service

    Subsequent pleadings, motions, and other documents must be served on the filing day or as soon as service can be made; documents not requiring officer service must be served electronically on registered users and on other individuals as provided by Rule 43.01(c).

  • Applies to
    Hearing notice

    When counsel cannot agree on a hearing setting, the movant must file with the motion proof of service of notice of the hearing date and time on the opposing party or its attorney.

Fees

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  • Filing fees and cost deposits are set by administrative order and the fee structure must be published as an attachment to the Local Court Rules.

  • Costs in the specified civil actions must be assessed against the plaintiff or petitioner.

  • Attorneys are requested to have witnesses claiming a fee report to the Circuit Clerk as soon as their attendance ends.

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Complete rules summary for Judge Calan T. McConkey

Mark each item non-marital or marital by placing an X in the corresponding column.

Enter the item's fair market value, not its replacement cost or original purchase price.

Mark the P or R column to identify which party possesses the item.

Enter the amount of any debt due and owing on the item in the designated column.

Mark the P or R column to indicate which party you propose should receive the item.

Enter notes such as whether an item was a gift or inheritance in the designated column.

The columns numbered 7 are reserved for the Court's use.

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