A. All contested domestic relations motions and hearings designated to be heard in the Family Court in Boone County shall be set for hearing by telephoning the office of the Family Court Judge. All motions pursuant to B/GFCR Rule 2, except emergency or ex-parte motions or motions with other timeframes under the FCRPP or appropriate statute, shall be filed and clocked with the Boone/Gallatin Circuit Clerk's Office no later than 4:30 p.m. at least seven (7) days in advance of the hearing. Except for good cause shown, permitted by FCRPP or statute, or agreed upon through waiver of notice requirement, all motions filed less than seven (7) days in advance may be denied as procedurally deficient or continued to a date more than seven (7) days after the filing of the motion. Pursuant to the applicable Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedures, the parties shall allow three (3) additional days for any motion served by the U.S. Mail only. All notice of hearings shall include the length of time reserved for the hearing so that the opposing party can schedule additional time if needed.

B. All motions for emergency hearing and ex-parte motions shall be submitted for the Judge's review with attached affidavit(s). If the Judge grants a motion for emergency hearing, an expedited hearing date will be given. If the Judge grants an ex-parte motion, the ex-parte order will be signed and a hearing date given.

C. All contested domestic relations motions and hearings designated to be heard before the Family Court in Gallatin County shall be set for hearing by telephoning the Gallatin County Clerk's Office. The motion shall be filed with the Gallatin Circuit Clerk with a notice of hearing containing the date, time, and place at which it shall be heard. All motions pursuant to B/GFCR Rule 2, except emergency or ex-parte motions or motions with other timeframes under the FCRPP or appropriate statute, shall be filed and clocked with the Boone/Gallatin Circuit Clerk's Office no later than 4:30 p.m. at least seven (7) days in advance of the hearing. Except for good cause shown, as permitted by FCRPP or statute, or agreed upon through waiver of notice requirement; all motions filed less than seven (7) days in advance may be denied as procedurally deficient or continued to a date more than seven (7) days after the filing of the motion. Pursuant to the applicable Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedures, the parties shall allow three (3) additional days for any motion served by the U.S. Mail only. All notice of hearings shall include the length of time reserved for the hearing so that the opposing party can schedule additional time if needed.

D. All Boone County juvenile matters (status offense cases and dependency, neglect, and abuse cases), civil domestic violence matters and interpersonal protective matters shall be filed with the Clerk of Boone County and contain a notice of hearing specifying on what date they will be heard. Said date will be given by the Boone County Clerk's Office.

E. All Gallatin County juvenile matters (status offense cases and dependency, neglect, and abuse cases), civil domestic violence matters and interpersonal protective matters shall be filed with the Clerk of Gallatin County and contain a notice of hearing specifying on what date they will be heard. Said date will be given by the Gallatin County Clerk's Office.

F. All motions for paternity cases in Boone County Family Court shall be set for hearing by telephoning the office of the Family Court Judge or the Boone County Child Support office. The motion shall be filed with the Clerk of Boone County and contain a notice of hearing specifying on what date it will be heard. All motions pursuant to B/GFCR Rule 2, except emergency or ex-parte motions or motions with other timeframes under the FCRPP or appropriate statute, shall be filed and clocked with the Boone/Gallatin Circuit Clerk's Office no later than 4:30 p.m., at least seven (7) days in advance of the hearing. Except for good cause shown, permitted by FCRPP or statute, or agreed upon through waiver of notice requirement, all motions filed less than seven (7) days in advance may be denied as procedurally deficient or continued to a date more than seven (7) days after the filing of the motion. Pursuant to the applicable Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedures, the parties shall allow three (3) additional days for any motion served by the U.S. Mail only. All notice of hearings shall include the length of time reserved for the hearing so that the opposing party can schedule additional time if needed.

G. All motions for paternity cases in Gallatin County Family Court shall be set for hearing by telephoning the Gallatin County Clerk's Office. The motion shall be filed with the Clerk of Gallatin County and contain a notice of hearing specifying on what date they will be heard. All motions pursuant to B/GFCR Rule 2, except emergency or ex-parte motions or motions with other timeframes under the FCRPP or appropriate statute, shall be filed and clocked with the Boone/Gallatin Circuit Clerk's Office no later than 4:30 p.m., at least seven (7) days in advance of the hearing. Except for good cause shown, permitted by FCRPP or statute, or agreed upon through waiver of notice requirement, all motions filed less than seven (7) days in advance may be denied as procedurally deficient or continued to a date more than seven (7) days after the filing of the motion. Pursuant to the applicable Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedures, the parties shall allow three (3) additional days for any motion served by the U.S. Mail only. All notice of hearings shall include the length of time reserved for the hearing so that the opposing party can schedule additional time if needed.