Know the Rules. Meet the Deadlines. · Research prototype
Built for Kentucky litigators · Prototype · Not verified for practice
Know the Rules. Meet the Deadlines.
Explore local motion practice, find procedural checklists, and test deadline calculations—all in one place.
RESEARCH PROTOTYPE — NOT LEGAL ADVICE OR FOR DOCKETING. The expanded motion-type checklists below are research prompts, not verified statements of current local rules. The calculator uses a period you enter; it does not determine which legal period applies. Verify all requirements against official sources and case-specific orders.
Find your procedure
Your procedural guide
Choose a court and procedure, then select “Show procedural guide.”
Explore a calculation
Enter a trigger date and a hypothetical number of days. This demonstrates calendar logic, not a legally determined deadline.
Deadline warning: This tool does not determine the governing rule, legally applicable period, triggering event, holiday adjustments, or case-specific exceptions. Do not rely on its output to docket a legal deadline. Independently verify any date against current authorities and court orders.
Before relying on a deadline
Identify the actual governing rule and triggering event.
Confirm whether service, filing, entry, or another event starts the clock.
Check legal holidays, special time-computation rules, and court closures.
Check case-specific orders and exceptions.
Confirm whether the rule measures hours, days, or business days.
A future verified engine will handle these questions before calculating a deadline.
Jefferson Circuit Court
Research needed
Review local motion-hour schedules, ordinary-motion filing cutoffs, and special procedures for dispositive motions.