The parties may utilize discovery in accordance with the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure. In child support motions, pendente lite, modification of an existing child support obligation, or in a final hearing in which child support is at issue, counsel for each party shall conform with the FCRPP. It is the Court's position that a hearing is not the place for discovery; the interest of the children is the overriding concern. Therefore, in the event that the information is not forthcoming from a party upon written request and a subpoena is issued for compliance, then the cost of the additional attorney's fees and court costs shall be borne by the non-cooperating party.