Unless an order is tendered and signed in open court, an order or judgment in conformity therewith shall be attested by counsel for all parties thereto as in conformity to the ruling or opinion, and shall be presented to the Court. If the party against whom the order of judgment is to be entered is not represented by counsel, or is represented by counsel who declines to attest the order of judgment, such fact shall be endorsed thereon.

When signed by the Judge, the order or judgment shall be delivered to the Clerk for entry. Counsel preparing the order of judgment shall also deliver to the Clerk a sufficient number of copies to permit the Clerk to complete service thereof when required by CR 77.04 of the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure. Counsel may waive service of any order or judgment, and notice of entry.

All orders and judgments in criminal cases shall be ordered mailed on the day of entry to all parties and counsel of record if said order or judgment is not entered on the Court calendar for that day or not delivered in open court.