Pike County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions Document Format Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
Original pleadings, motions invoking continuing jurisdiction, and journal entries must be legible, prepared on specified white paper, double-spaced except for quoted matter, and attached at the upper left.
C.. All Q·~iginal _pleadings, mcitlons to invoke the continuing jurisd,Jctk>n of the Court and journal. entries sha,D b~ neatly and l~gibly typewritten cir type$,et by .a standard typographic, word processing, or desktop process using- black medium··on-opaque, .'. unglazed white paper, 8 ½'.by 11 inches .in size, without backing or cover. Lines. bf text should be double spac!;id_except quoted matter which should.be single spaced. Consecutive sheets shall b~ stapled or ptherwise firmly attached afthe upper left m~rgin_..
What formatting rules apply to filings in Pike County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions?
Pike County Court of Common Pleas, General & Domestic Relations Divisions' formatting rule includes letter paper, documents must be neatly and legibly typewritten or typeset by a standard typographic, word processing, or desktop process., use black medium on opaque, unglazed white paper., documents must have no backing or cover., text must be double-spaced except quoted matter, which must be single-spaced., and consecutive sheets must be stapled or otherwise firmly attached at the upper left margin..
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