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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)

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Ky. Admin. Office of the Courts, Circuit/District Court Clerks' Manual, ch. 43 (Forcible Entry and Detainer)
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Kentucky (state)
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 FOREIGN PROTECTIVE ORDER (FPO)

45.2 Uncertified Copy of Foreign Protective Order
The petitioner who has an uncertified copy of the FPO must complete AOC Quick Reference
Form 275.8, Temporary Foreign Protective Affidavit and Order (To be used for AOC Form 275.8
Uncertified Foreign Orders). The petitioner must sign the affidavit.
1. Take the form and uncertified copy of the FPO immediately to any Deliver to judge
available District, Circuit, or Family Court Judge. Do not open a case file at immediately
this time.
2. If the judge completes and signs the form, the initial uncertified FPO will
be valid for 14 days. Apply the ENTERED stamp; add the date and your Enter, date, initial
initials.
3. Refer to the Case Add section of the KyCourts Manual for instructions on D case
opening the case. If no prior case exists involving the parties, assign a case
number using the next pre-numbered folder for D cases including a trailer
number. If a prior case exists involving the parties, assign the appropriate
trailer to the existing case number.
• Do not assign a new number if the same parties have a prior domestic
violence or interpersonal protective order case in your court.
• It does not matter which party was the petitioner or the respondent, so
long as the case is a DV/IPO case between the two parties named in
the current petition. Do not include the
• To separate trailers, copy the case history at the close of each case. petitioner's address
Place a tab on the side of the copy and insert in a file folder as a on the party screen
divider. Do not issue
4. Do not include the petitioner's address on the party screen. summons
5. Do not issue a summons.

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