Rule 204. Pleadings
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KY RFFC Rule 204
Rule 204. Pleadings
1. All pleadings shall be typewritten on one side only in black ink on 81/02′ by 11′ unglazed white paper with a minimum 12-point type, double spaced and a minimum of 1 1/02′ inch on the top and 1′ margin on all other edges and be clearly readable. Pleadings that deviate from this rule may be accepted at the Judge's discretion and upon proper motion. Exhibits, printed briefs, and AOC forms are exempt from this rule.
2. All pleadings tiled in the record shall contain the case number, typed or printed na.m.e, address, telephone number, and email address of the party or attorney filing and signing the pleading. The sa.m.e information is to be provided of the opposing counsel, or party if he or she is unrepresented. The address and phone number is not required for pleadings filed by unrepresented persons filing pleadings in domestic violence order cases or interpersonal protective order cases.
An attorney or party who will accept service via electronic mail pursuant to CR 5.02 shall provide a written statement notifying the Court and all parties of the correct electronic mail address and of his or her agreement to accept such service. The written statement shall be included immediately above the signature block and titled “NOTICE- ELECTRONIC SERVICE” or filed in a separate pleading. The written statement shall be valid in that particular action only and may be revoked by a subsequent written statement filed in a separate pleading.
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HISTORY: Amended effective December 28, 2022. Adopted effective October 8, 2012.
Fayette Family Court Rule 204, KY R FAYETTE FAM CT Rule 204
Current with amendments received through November 15, 2023. Some rules may be more current, see credits for details.
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