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Small claims court is a part of the district court. It handles claims for $2,500 or less and is not as formal as other Kentucky courts. The rules of evidence and the process are simpler than other courts. It's easier to represent yourself without a lawyer, but you can have a lawyer if you want.

To obtain a show cause order in proceedings for contempt, a party should file a motion supported by an affidavit showing the party is entitled to the Order. B. An order may be issued ex parte which shall not come on for hearing sooner than five (5) days from the date it is served unless otherwise ordered by the Court.

Individuals who represent themselves in court cases without the assistance of an attorney are called self-represented litigants. These resources are provided in conj?unction with the Kentucky Access to Justice Commission, which is committed to the idea that all Kentuckians deserve access to justice.

DISTRICT CIVIL/PROBATE DISTRICT CIVIL/PROBATECivil Suit ($500.01 ? $5,000.00)$110.50 + Service FeeCivil Suit (under $500.00)$75.50 + Service FeeExecution/Writ of Possession (under $500) Execution/ Writ of Possession ($500.01-$5,000)$125.50 $160.50Forcible Detainer (Eviction)$75.50 + Service Fee17 more rows

In Kentucky, you may file in small claims court on your own for anything that is $2,500 or less. If you want to sue for more, you will have to file in regular district court and may need the help of a lawyer. You may talk to the clerk of court for help in filing a lawsuit in small claims court.

Substitution of counsel may be accomplished by a notice signed by the withdrawing counsel and the entering counsel. Attorneys are expected to appear at motions properly noticed or subject themselves and their clients to sanctions.