Court Rules

Jackson County Circuit Court Courtesy Copy Requirements

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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Jackson County Circuit Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.

An original civil petition filed before a Circuit Judge must be accompanied by one additional copy beyond the copies required by Rule 3.3.1, but this requirement does not apply to original petitions filed in Associate Circuit Divisions.

All original civil petitions filed before a Circuit Judge shall be accompanied by one (1) copy of the petition in addition to the number of copies required by Rule 3.3.1. This provision shall not apply to original petitions filed in Associate Circuit Divisions.

Court-level rulesCRITICALOfficial source

Every continuance motion must be filed electronically, with a courtesy copy emailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

Pursuant to Administrative Order 2013-008, all motions for continuance must be filed electronically with a courtesy copy e-mailed to the Division 13 e-mail at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieCRITICAL

Written motions filed during trial generally must be accompanied by an emailed courtesy copy to the law clerk, Division email, Judge McKenzie, and opposing counsel before 7:00 a.m., subject to specified exceptions.

Any written motions that are filed during trial will not be taken up by the Court unless they are filed and a courtesy copy is e-mailed to the law clerk, the Division e-mail, Judge McKenzie, and opposing counsel prior to 7:00 am. An exception is allowed for any motions that are filed after a party has rested, or at the close of all evidence, or as otherwise deemed appropriate by the Court.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieCRITICAL

All parties must provide chambers copies of pleadings within two weeks of a hearing or trial, and the Division will not accept copies of pleadings filed more than two weeks before the hearing or trial.

All parties shall provide the Division with chambers copies of all pleadings filed within two weeks of any hearing or trial. The Division will not accept chambers copies of pleadings filed more than two weeks before any hearing or trial.

Judge James F. KanatzarCRITICAL

All parties must provide chambers copies of pleadings filed within two weeks of a hearing or trial.

All parties shall provide the Division with chambers copies of all pleadings that are filed within two weeks of any hearing or trial.

Judge James F. KanatzarCRITICAL

Chambers copies of every dispositive motion must be delivered to the Division Law Clerk in both hard-copy and electronic form.

Division 5 requires that chambers copies of all dispositive motions be delivered to the Division Law Clerk in both hard copy and electronically.

Judge James F. KanatzarCRITICAL

Responses to dispositive motions must also be delivered to the Division Law Clerk in hard-copy and electronic form, with the electronic version emailed in Word format.

Responses to the dispositive motions shall also be delivered to the Division Law Clerk as outlined above.

Judge James F. KanatzarCRITICAL

Copies otherwise delivered to Division 9 must be clearly marked “Courtesy Copy” under Local Rule 33.5.7.

Any copy otherwise delivered to the Division shall be clearly marked as a “Courtesy Copy” pursuant to Local Rule 33.5.7.

Judge Joel P. FahnestockCRITICAL

A courtesy copy of each continuance motion must be emailed to the Division 9 email address.

All motions for a continuance must be filed electronically with a courtesy copy e-mailed to the Division 9 e-mail at Div9.cir16@courts.mo.gov.

Judge Joel P. FahnestockCRITICAL

The original pre-trial statement must be filed with the court, and copies must be sent to the judge and all other counsel at least seven days before the pre-trial conference.

The original is to be filed with the Court, and copies sent to the Judge and all other counsel at least seven (7) days prior to the pre-trial conference.

Judge Kevin D. HarrellCRITICAL

The proposed order should be emailed to Division 8 chambers.

Pursuant to Local Rule 33.5.5, all motions MUST be accompanied by a proposed order in Word or Word compatible format and should be e-mailed to div8chambers@courts.mo.gov.

Judge Bryan E. RoundWARNING

A courtesy copy of each proposed order in Word format should be emailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

A Word version courtesy copy of these orders should be sent via e-mail to the Division 13 e-mail at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieWARNING

Chambers copies of motions filed within the days before a court appearance should be emailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

Any chambers copies of motions that are filed within days of a Court appearance should be sent via e-mail to Division 13 at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieWARNING

A courtesy copy of each continuance motion must be e-mailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

Pursuant to Administrative Order 2013-008, all motions for continuance must be filed electronically with a courtesy copy e-mailed to the Division 13 e-mail at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieWARNING

A courtesy copy of each proposed order in Word format should be e-mailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

A Word version courtesy copy of these orders should be sent via e-mail to the Division 13 e-mail at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieWARNING

Chambers courtesy copies of motions filed shortly before a court appearance should be e-mailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

Any chambers copies of motions that are filed within days of a Court appearance should be sent via e-mail to Division 13 at div13.cir16@courts.mo.gov and the Law Clerk.

Judge Charles H. McKenzieWARNING

Courtesy copies of qualifying pleadings filed with the court must be emailed to Division 3, marked as courtesy copies, and reflect the original filing's file-stamp date.

Courtesy copies of any such pleadings filed with the Court shall be provided to Division 3 (such courtesy copies shall be marked as “courtesy copies” and shall reflect the file stamp date of the original). Courtesy copies shall be emailed to Div3.cir16@courts.mo.gov.

Judge Jerri J. ZhangWARNING

Chamber copies of pleadings and other filings should not be sent except for time-sensitive matters or when specifically directed by the Court.

Do not send chamber copies of pleadings or other filings unless related to time-sensitive matters or as specifically directed by the Court.

Judge Joel P. FahnestockWARNING

A courtesy copy of the proposed judgment in Word format must be provided to the law clerk when submitting a domestic case by affidavit.

When submitting a domestic case by affidavit, please provide the law clerk a courtesy copy of the proposed Judgment in Word format.

Judge Joel P. FahnestockWARNING

A courtesy copy of a motion requiring immediate attention may be emailed to the Division 8 Law Clerk.

If a motion requires immediate attention, a courtesy copy of the motion may be e-mailed directly to the Division 8 Law Clerk at Div8.cir16@courts.mo.gov.

Judge Bryan E. RoundINFO

An optional courtesy copy of a motion requiring immediate attention may be emailed to Division 8 chambers.

If a motion involves a matter requiring immediate attention, a courtesy copy of the motion may be e-mailed to div8chambers@courts.mo.gov.

Judge Bryan E. RoundINFO
Common questions about Jackson County Circuit Court courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Jackson County Circuit Court?

Details: delivery at least 7 days before pre trial conference. The original pre-trial statement must be filed with the court, and copies must be sent to the judge and all other counsel at least seven days before the pre-trial conference.

View ruleSource: page 1, section PRE-TRIAL STATEMENT — Instructions

Are courtesy copies required in Jackson County Circuit Court?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions. Details: by email. Every continuance motion must be filed electronically, with a courtesy copy emailed to Division 13 and the Law Clerk.

View ruleSource: page 1, section LOCAL RULES AND DIVISION 13 POLICIES FOR FAMILY LAW CASES — General Requirements