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AOC-852 and AOC-853 forms in Kentucky generally need notarization before filing. EFiling may be available depending on the court. General Order No. 20-04 allowed email filing for pro se individuals during COVID-19, but its status may have changed. These forms are typically handled by probate court. Check the Kentucky Court of Justice website for the latest orders and eFiling details.Full Conversation
hi, can you tell me if these kentucky petition forms need to be notarized before filing: AOC-* AOC-*.
In Kentucky, the AOC-* and AOC-* forms typically need to be notarized before filing. However, it's always best to double-check the instructions on the forms or consult with the local court for any updates or specific requirements.
Do you need any further assistance with your filing process?
could you tell me if im able to file these online in some way
You may be able to file certain documents online in Kentucky through the eFiling system, but it depends on the specific court and type of document. Check the Kentucky Court of Justice eFiling website for detailed instructions.
Do you need any help with accessing the eFiling system or understanding its requirements?
i saw that because of the general order no.*-* that pro se individuals could file civil documents by email. is that still valid?
General Order No. *-* was issued in response to the COVID-* pandemic, allowing pro se individuals to file certain civil documents by email. This order may have been rescinded or updated. Check the latest orders on the Kentucky Court of Justice website or contact your local court for confirmation.
Do you need help finding the latest court orders?
yes
You can access the latest court orders on the Kentucky Court of Justice website. Visit the "Latest Orders" section for updates on General Order No. *-*.
Do you need any specific help finding or interpreting these court orders?
im having a hard time finding latest orders
You might find it challenging to locate the latest orders on the Kentucky Court of Justice website. Have you tried using the search function on the website or checking the "News and Announcements" section for recent updates? If you're still having trouble, I can help guide you through the process.
yes still having trouble
Case Rating: *It sounds like you're facing some difficulties navigating the Kentucky Court of Justice website. Let's try a different approach:
~Kentucky Court of Justice
Website: https://kycourts.gov
Phone: (*) *-*
Try searching for "General Order No. *-*" directly in the search bar or contact the court for assistance.
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what section of court handle those forms? would that be a probate matter or a family court case?
The AOC-* and AOC-* forms are typically related to guardianship and conservatorship matters, which fall under the jurisdiction of the probate court in Kentucky.
Do you need any additional help with probate court procedures or forms?
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