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Even if you don’t want to replace it yourself, Apple will likely do it for you at your local Apple store. However, this service will generally set you back $250 – $350. This is why you may consider reading this guide and replacing the display yourself. I recently replaced my first-generation Wi-Fi iPad screen and wanted to share my experience on how I succeeded in replacing it. (Note: If you have a newer version of the iPad, we outline some key differences on fixing newer screens in another post.) You may be aware that there are multiple YouTube videos available showing how to do this, but I found most of them very inadequate and not detailed enough for the non tech-savvy user. > > Related: The History of the iPad: How Did It Get Here? Step-by-Step Guide to Replacing the iPad Digitizer In this guide, I’ll walk you step-by-step through the process of replacing your broken iPad screen. We’ll start by identifying which parts you need, which tools you need, taking the iPad apart and finally reinstalling the new iPad Digitizer. Please Note: Since the iPad Digitizer is the most common problem with a broken iPad screen, we’ll focus on the steps to replacing only the Digitizer in this article. Additionally, the instructions refer specifically to the first-generation Wi-Fi iPad; iPads with 3G connection involve disconnecting one more cable when opening up the display in Step 3 (more on this below). The instructions and parts needed may vary for a second-generation iPad. Fix Broken iPad Screen – Step 1: Getting the Right Parts Identifying which parts you need replaced and which you can reuse is the first step in fixing your broken iPad screen. Knowing which parts you need is key because it will help you save money. Keep in mind that if you own an iPad 2, you will need to purchase a different screen because it has different dimensions. If you happen to own a 3G version of the iPad, you will also need to purchase a special display indicating 3G support. There are two different displays that connect together and are both part of the front assembly: Here is an image of the iPad Digitizer: Here is an image of the iPad LCD screen that sits behind the digitizer: This is the one thing that confused me at first when figuring out which parts to purchase. The digitizer is the screen you touch on your iPad for input and the one that you probably broke. You most likely won’t need to replace both the digitizer and the LCD, but simply the digitizer. However, if you get no picture or a dark picture on your iPad, you may need to replace both. Also, if your touch inputs are not working, but you can see the display perfectly, you will need just a new digitizer. The digitizer sits right on the front of the panel and includes the home button and the side panel. The LCD screen sits underneath it, and is thicker, but smaller in perimeter. It also comes in a setup full of screws and ribbons that connect to the digitizer. The digitizer only comes with one ribbon that connects directly to the LCD. We’ll discuss these connection ribbons below. There are many great deals for both the digitizer and the LCD screen online (I recommend Amazon) and they shouldn’t set you back more than $60 for each screen. I also found some deals for the two screens assembled together already, and those are easier to install. Fix Broken iPad Screen – Step 2: Getting the Right Tools Once you purchase the digitizer, you will need to purchase a few additional tools; here’s what you’ll need: a small screwdriver a metallic prying tool (or a metal spudger) plastic prying tools (useful as additional tools to complement your tool set) a very narrow screwdriver called the T4 Torx screwdriver (many guides recommend the T5 Torx, but I found the T5 to be too large) a roll of electronic tape iPad clips replacement set To begin, take off the protective plastic from the digitizer’s screen. Then lay down the digitizer next to your iPad with the cracked digitizer. You will need to grab the metallic prying tool and insert it at the wedge located near the edge of the front panel. The wedge is positioned between the black part of the panel and the aluminum. It can be difficult to do this at first and you may feel that you are forcing the metallic tool inside. However, the screen will be displayed anyway — including the home button and black side panel. Don’t worry too much about denting or scratching it as long as you don’t damage any internal parts or the ribbon connectors. Once you secure the metal spudger or prying tool inside the digitizer you will need to pull up slowly and turn it around counterclockwise. It will be very secure and hard to move due to the metal clips in place. I recommend grabbing the plastic prying tool or a separate screwdriver and leaving it on one side of the opening, prying up next to it to create widget room with the metal spudger. Many of the instructional tutorials make this process look easy, but it is a lot harder than it looks. Don’t be surprised if your digitizer keeps falling back into place onto the front panel, until you eventually start loosening or breaking the metal clips. Starting on one of the iPad’s four corners may make it easier for you. When you get the broken digitizer from your iPad loosened and opened up, you will notice a couple ribbons holding the two screens in place with the rear panel. Disconnect them from the rear panel. Start by disconnecting the digitizer locking connector. It is the thickest ribbon connector and is attached to two clips. You will need to unlock the clips by using a small pointy tool to lift the hatches up (I recommend the plastic prying tool). When the hatches or edges of the clips are pointing upward, and you see two black edges pointing up, you succeeded in unlocking the clips. The two clips are located on the opposite side to where the ribbon slides into. The ribbon has a small opening in the middle to split it so it has separate openings — hence the two clips being unlocked separately. Next you will have to unlock the ambient light sensor connector. It is the thin ribbon cable that sits on one of the small edges of the iPad. You will need to unlock it from the rear panel with a simple snap. Now after taking apart the two connectors (three if you have a 3G antenna) you should be able to separate the front assembly (including digitizer and LCD) from the rear panel. However you may notice that the two assembly sections aren’t totally separated yet. There is one more cable that is connecting the two panels in place: the video connector. The first time I performed this, I took it out from the wrong end. I took it out from the rear panel’s latch and not from where most tutorials recommend; and that is from the front assembly. Take it out from the front assembly if you don’t want to deal with a headache when putting it back together with the other cables and not having much wiggle room. It has some electronic tape in front of the connector and a latch that needs to be lifted up. Now that the rear panel and front panel assembly are separated, you will need to put the front panel assembly in front of you and grab the T4 Torx screwdriver. You will need to remove eight screws that connect the LCD screen to the digitizer from the rear of the front of the assembly. You can tell them apart because they are metallic screws and have clips that lie in front securing them to the frame. Next you will have to take off the electronic tape that is on the side of the assembly. It is the side where the split ribbon cable is. It may be a bit awkward going around the ribbon cable, but try your best until you get the entire electronic cable loose and disconnect it. Now the LCD screen should be loose and you can take it off the frame. This will separate it from the digitizer. You can lift it with the metal spudger or a screwdriver as you work around to get it secure. Keep in mind that there is some adhesive substance that has it secured and glued in place; so move it out of the assembly slowly. Next comes the thin ambient light sensor connector that you will need to remove so you can put it on the new digitizer. A lot of the tutorials and videos I’ve seen didn’t give this step justice. The ambient connector is actually pretty securely attached to the iPad and I had to pry it off with some force. In fact, the small cable disconnected from the square electronic piece that it latches onto (and connected together by an adhesive). However, even if you do the same mistake I did and disconnect the cable from the square plastic piece with the three small openings (one of which connects to the ambient light sensor), don’t panic. As long as you place it back in a similar position as it was in with the adhesive, and use electronic tape to secure it, it should work fine. The ambient light sensor is the thin cable located toward one of the smaller edges of the iPad. It should be located near your headphone jack. Fix Broken iPad Screen – Step 4: Reinstalling the New Digitizer The next step involves grabbing your brand new digitizer and putting it in place where the previous, broken one was. Start by placing the screen on a flat surface and place the LCD in-between the edges where the screws fit. Next I recommend putting back the metallic clips that you bought as a replacement. These are the clips that must be screwed in on the sides of the front assembly, and secure the iPad’s two frames together. You will now have to reinsert the ambient light sensor into its previous location and I recommend securing it in place with electronic tape — especially if you accidentally pulled on it too hard and separated it from the adhesive. Another location where you should put some electronic tape is around the edge of the LCD, where the split ribbon cable lies and where it used to lie before you removed it. Now put the eight screws back into the frame to secure the LCD with the digitizer. If you followed these directions and the video connector was disconnected from the rear panel and not from the front assembly, this cable should be the first one you reconnect. Otherwise you will have to work around to find the right fit and decide which cables are the closest to their connectors (but it is still possible). After connecting the video connector, secure the latch in place and put some electronic tape over it. You will know by the length of this cable how you should position the two panels next to each other. The side with the ambient light sensor of the front panel should be toward you on the bottom. While the side with the logic board and silver EMI shield (or the side with the silver covering) should be toward you with regards to the rear panel. Now you will need to place the digitizer close to the LCD screen and connect the split ribbon cable in place; while locking the clips that hold it also in place by putting downward pressure on the latches until they are flat. You will also need to put the ambient light sensor into a tiny connector that is actually without any latch or clip. It is located near the edge of the rear panel and below the silver component (logic board) located there. It just fits together and locks in place with the ambient light sensor’s connector automatically. The next and final step, after you have connected all the cables back in place, involves securing the digitizer onto the rear panel with the metallic clips. You will need to push down each side carefully until the clips snap in place and the iPad is put back together as it was originally. This step is also often underestimated in other tutorials. I found that you may have to put a lot of pressure at certain angles to get it to attach correctly. Start with the shorter edges and move to the corners to snap it in place. Keep in mind that the metal clips located on the sides of the digitizer should be replaced if they broke or were previously bent. You should now have a working iPad with a display that isn’t cracked or broken. I hope this guide helped you and made you consider fixing your display yourself — instead of just purchasing a new iPad or spending a lot more money than you had to in order to have a shiny new display. Conclusion As you may have noticed, fixing a broken iPad screen yourself is not as easy as it may look at first, but it is very doable. I would suggest having this guide with you and watching a few video tutorials of the process beforehand. 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These motions shall be noticed on the appropriate docket . 602. AGREED ORDERS All agreed child support orders shall be pursuant to Kentucky Child Support Guidelines with a worksheet attached . In the event an agreed order provides for a deviation from the Kentucky Child Support Guidelines the order must state the parties have knowledge of the guidelines and attach a worksheet and give the statutory reason for the deviation. In an agreed order there must be a provision stating that medical insurance will be provided when reasonably available . The order shall also address the payment of uninsured medical expenses and day expenses if applicable. 603 . CHILD SUPPORT PAYMENTS All child support orders, wage withholding orders or orders amending an existing child support order, entered in any Circuit Court or District Court action, shall include a provision for Immediate Wage Withholding. In all cases Form AOC -152 shall be completed and filed with the court even if the child support order is contained in anorder that is narrative in nature . In most cases, a narrative Order will be used in addition to the Form . All child support payments mailed or paid by Wage Withholding Order shall go to: Division of Child Support P O Box 14059 Lexington, KY 40512-4059 Supreme Court of Kentucky ORDER Upon recommendation of the Chief Judges of the Circuit Court, District Court and Family Court, and being otherwise sufficiently advised, The Rules for the McCracken Family Court of McCracken County, Second Judicial Circuit, are hereby approved . ENTERED : RULES OF COURT PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY j McCRACKEN COUNTY FAMILY COURT RULES FOR THE McCRACKEN COUNTY FAMILY COURT SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT RULE 1 : 101 . INTRODUCTION CITATION These RULES FOR THE McCRACKEN COUNTY FAMILY COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT shall be cited as "RMFC". 102 . SCOPE The rules govern procedures and practice in all matters coming before the Family Court. These Rules supplement the Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure . The RMFC also supplement the Rules of Court Practice and Procedure ("RMCC") for the Second Judicial Circuit and all subsequent Administrative Orders . The RMFC supersede the RMCC in all instances where the RMCC are inconsistent herewith . 103 . EFFECTIVE DATE The effective date of the RMFC shall be November 1, 2000. 104. JURISDICTION A. The Family Court shall share concurrent jurisdiction with the McCracken Circuit and District Courts. The Family Court has assumed jurisdiction ofthe below referenced matters according to the Schedule attached hereto, incorporated herein by reference and marked as Appendix A. . B . The jurisdiction of the Family Court of McCracken County shall include, but not be limited to, cases involving: (1). (2). (3). (4). (5). (6). (7). (8). (9) . Dissolution of Marriage ; Child Custody ; Visitation; Support, Maintenance, and Property Distribution; Adoption and Termination of Parental Rights ; Non-Criminal Domestic Violence ; Paternity ; re-opening URESA and URIFSA ; Dependency, Neglect or Abuse ; and Status Offenses, including truancy, beyond parental control and habitual runaways . Page 1 of 19 C . Civil Violations of Emergency Protective Orders or Domestic Violence Orders shall be heard by the Family Court in accordance with the Domestic Violence Protocol. D. Criminal violations of Emergency Protection Orders or Domestic Violence Orders shall be heard by the District Court. RULE 2 201 . APPEALS FROM CIRCUIT COURT In Family Court matters over which Circuit Court would otherwise have jurisdiction any appeal shall proceed by the Rules of Civil Procedure to the Court of Appeals . 202 . FROM DISTRICT COURT In Family Court matters over which District Court would otherwise have jurisdiction any appeal shall proceed by the Rules of Civil Procedure (or Criminal Procedure in the event of a delinquency or status offense) to Circuit Court. In the event of an appeal to the Circuit Court, the appeal will be assigned randomly to one of the divisions of the Circuit Court. RULE 3 301 . HOLIDAYS The Family Court shall adhere to the Holidays recognized by the Commonwealth of Kentucky and McCracken County. SCHEDULING RULE 4 401 . MOTION HOUR FOR DOMESTIC RELATIONS In Circuit Court Domestic Relations matters, except adoptions, Motion Hour shall be on Tuesday at 1 :30 p.m. All motions shall be noticed for motion hour. 402. ADOPTIONS Adoptions shall be scheduled by calling the judge's office . 403 . DISTRICT COURT MOTIONS Motions in Paternity actions shall be noticed for.the regularly scheduled paternity docket. Motions in Juvenile Court shall be noticed for the regularly scheduled Juvenile Docket, except emergency motions. Motions in domestic violence court shall be noticed for the regularly schedule Domestic Violence docket . Page 2 of 19 404 . DEADLINE FOR FILING MOTIONS A. All Circuit Court motions, (except ex parte motions) shall be filed and clocked no later than 4 :30 p .m. on Wednesday prior to the motion hour. B. All District Court motions shall be filed a minimum of three (3) business days prior to the hearing . C. All motions (except ex parte motions) shall state a date on which the matter will come before the Court by including a Notice of Hearing in the pleading. RULE 5 501 . TEMPORARY MOTIONS MOTIONS FOR TEMPORARY MAINTENANCE All motions for temporary maintenance shall be accompanied by an affidavit setting forth the factual basis for the motion and the amount requested pursuant to KRS 403 .160(1) and shall attach a Short Form Financial Declaration for Child Support and Maintenance, form 501, (Appendix B) sworn to under oath by the movant. The responding party to the motion shall file with the Clerk and serve on the moving party at least three (3) days prior to any hearing on the motion, Short Form Financial Declaration for Child Support and Maintenance, form 501 (Appendix B)) sworn to under oath. The parties shall be bound by the contents of their affidavits and schedules. Failure to complete the schedule with reasonable diligence shall result in sanctions by the Court including a denial of relief, attorney fees or contempt . All motions for temporary maintenance must be noticed for motion hour . 502. MOTIONS FOR TEMPORARY CHILD SUPPORT All motions for temporary child support in a dissolution of marriage action shall be in strict compliance with KRS 403 .160(2)(a) and 403.160(2)(b). In addition to the affidavit required pursuant to KRS 403 .160(a) (or KRS 406.025(4) the movant shall file and serve on the opposing party Sections I, IIA, III and IV of the Short Form Financial Declaration for Child Support and Maintenance, form 501 (Appendix B). The respondent shall file the Short Form with the clerk and serve on the moving party at least three (3) days prior to a hearing. Ifthe movant requests the court to issue an ex parte order the motion shall also include a child support worksheet (Appendix C) calculating child support based upon the movant's knowledge and belief of the parties' incomes and appropriate deductions . In the event an ex parte order is entered and an objection is filed, the objecting party shall file with the clerk and serve on the opposing party the Short Form Financial Declaration for Child Support and Maintenance, form 501, with his or her objection. Page 3 of 19 503 . MOTIONS FOR TEMPORARY CUSTODY A motion for custody, filed in a dissolution of marriage action, shall include a completed Short Form Financial Declaration, form 501, regardless of whether child support is requested (Appendix B) . RULE 6 602 . CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION OF CHILD SUPPORT ORDERS All motions requesting a modification of a Child Support Order whenever circumstances arise as outlined in KRS 403 .213 shall have attached a completed Short Form Financial Declaration for Child Support and Maintenance, form 501, sections 1, IIA, III and IV (Appendix B) as well as a Child Support Worksheet . These motions shall be noticed on the appropriate docket . 603 . AGREED ORDERS All agreed child support orders shall be pursuant to Kentucky Child Support Guidelines with a worksheet attached. In the event an agreed order provides for a deviation from the Kentucky Child Support Guidelines the order must state the parties have knowledge of the guidelines and attach a worksheet and give the statutory reason for the deviation. In an agreed order there must be a provision stating that medical insurance will be provided when reasonably available . The order shall also address the payment of uninsured medical expenses . 604 . FRIEND OF THE COURT All child support orders shall comply with federal law. They shall include payment through the McCracken County Friend of the Court . The Friend of the Court may impose a service charge. The service charges shall be paid by the obligor and are in addition to the ordered child support payment. Child support orders shall contain the following language : "The child support shall be paid to the McCracken County Friend of the Court. In addition to the child support ordered above, the obligor (petitioner or respondent) shall pay a fee of $ per payment for a total payment of $ " Each payment shall include: 1. 2. 3. The name for whom the child support is being paid; A case number assigned by the Friend of the Court (if known); The social security number of the child. Page 4 of 19 The payment shall be mailed or delivered to : McCracken County Friend of the Court P O Box 1893 Paducah, KY 42002-1893 605 . CLERK'S CERTIFICATE All child support orders shall be registered with the state by mailing to the Cabinet for Families and Children or Relative Foster Care, shall include the Division of Child Support, Cabinet for Families and Children, 416 South 6`h Street, Paducah, Kentucky 42003 in the Clerk's Certificate of Service ofthe order. 606. WAGE ASSIGNMENT All wage assignments shall direct payment to: Division of Child Support Centralized Collections Unit, P. O. Box 14059 Lexington, Kentucky 40512 and be submitted on the proper AOC form . RULE 7 VISITATION Visitation will be awarded in accordance with the McCracken County Standard Visitation Schedule (Appendix D) unless the Court finds, after a hearing, that the visitation schedule does not serve the best interests of the child(ren). RULE 8 801 . FAMILIES IN TRANSITION NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION WITH MINOR CHILDREN REQUIREMENT In any divorce action involving minor children, counsel for the Petitioner or Pro Se Petitioner shall file a Notice ofDissolution With Minor Children (Appendix E) with the clerk and shall send a copy to the Family Court Case Specialist at 301 South 6`h Street, Paducah, Kentucky 42003 . 802. PARENT EDUCATION, PROCEDURE, AND FAILURE TO ATTEND A. Families involved in a divorce proceeding where there are minor children shall be ordered to participate in the Families In Transition program unless such order is waived by the court for good cause shown. Information regarding the Families In Transition Program can be obtained at the Family Court Case Specialist's Office . Upon filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage the Petitioner automatically Page 5 of 19 B. submits to the jurisdiction of the court and thus shall attend the program . It shall be the responsibility of Petitioner's counsel to notify the Petitioner of the Order of Attendance . C. The Family Court Case Specialist of the McCracken Family Court shall notify the Respondent that the parties meet the criteria for attendance at the Families In Transition Program. A schedule of sessions shall accompany this notification of requirement to attend . Scheduling of attendance . Within fourteen (14) days following the filing of the petition, Petitioner shall schedule his/her own attendance . The Petitioner must complete participation in the program within sixty (60) days following the filing of the petition. Within fourteen (14) days following service or entry of appearance, the Respondent shall schedule his/her attendance . He shall complete his participation within sixty (60) days following service upon the Respondent or entry ofappearance by the Respondent. Failure to Attend . Unless attendance is waived for good cause shown, a party's failure to attend the Families In Transition Program shall result in delay of the court action, imposition of costs and/or attorney's fees, and/or any other appropriate sanction, including contempt . The Petitioner must attend prior to the Decree of Dissolution being entered. PROCEDURE IN CONTESTED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ACTION D. E. RULE 9 901 . A. FINANCIAL DECLARATION. Within twenty (20) days of the filing of the petition, the Petitioner shall file with the clerk a Financial Declaration (Appendix F) and serve same upon the Respondent. Ten (10) days after service of Petitioner's Financial Declaration or service of the summons, whichever occurs last, the Respondent shall file his/her Financial Declaration (Appendix F) with the clerk and serve upon the Petitioner. B . CONTENTS. The Financial Declaration shall be complete and accurate as of the date of execution. It shall be executed under oath, under penalty ofperjury. The parties shall be bound by the contents of the Financial Declaration unless good cause is shown not to bind the executing party. C. UPDATING. In the event the financial information of the parties changes during the pendency of the action, appropriate revisions shall immediately be made to the Financial Declaration . This rule does not allow for failure to properly include information on the original Financial Declaration, but simply to update information that has changed . D. FAILURE TO COMPLY. Failure to comply with this rule shall result in sanctions ;by Page 6 of 19 the court including contempt, assessment of fees and/or delays in the proceedings . 902. EXTRA-JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE A. In all contested Dissolution of Marriage Actions, the parties shall meet, along with counsel, to discuss settling all contested issues, unless good cause has been shown to the court. The conference shall be held at least seven (7) days prior to the Case Management Conference . B . At least two (2) days prior to the Case Management Conference the parties shall file a short memorandum with the Court outlining : 1) 2) 3) 4) 903 . The issues discussed at the settlement conference What issues were resolved What issues are remaining The agreement the parties reached . CASE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE In all contested Dissolution of Marriage actions a Case Management Conference shall be held. A conference may be scheduled by placing it on the Court's regularly scheduled Domestic Relations Motion docket . The following topics may be reviewed and discussed by the Court, parties, and counsel at the Case Management Conference, as well as any other matters related to preparation ofthe case which have been raised by motion of either party with timely notice to the opposing party. The Court shall enter an order pertaining to issues discussed within ten (10) days following the Case Management Conference. Said order shall set a date for the filing of trial memorandum. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Advance of costs of litigation (i.e. attorney's fees, expert fees, etc .) Psychological evaluations and/or custody evaluations Appraisals Mediation/dispute resolution Discovery schedule and problems Stipulations Witnesses Documents and exhibits Settlement 904. DISCOVERY Discovery shall proceed following all Local Rules and the Rules of Civil Procedure . Discovery must be completed fifteen (15) days prior to trial. Page 7 of 19 905 . TRIALS IN DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ACTION Cases will be set for final hearing or trial by filing a motion and setting it on the Court's motion calendar. No case shall be set for trial or final hearing prior to the parties: A. B. C. D. E. Filing Financial Declarations and Attending an Extra-Judicial Settlement Conference and Attending a Case Management Conference with the Court and Completing the Families In Transition Program in Rule 5, if applicable and Completing mediation if so ordered . Trials shall not be used as discovery tools . Trials shall continue until completed and the records shall not remain open after the completion of proof. Nothing in this rule shall be construed as prohibiting either party from seeking an interlocutory decree dissolving the marriage . Proofneeded to dissolve a marriage may be presented in accordance with Rule 10. RULE 10 PROOF IN UNCONTESTED OR SETTLED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ACTIONS 1001 . Proof may be offered by written interrogatories, deposition or orally before the Court in uncontested actions . RULE 11 VS-300 All Petitions for Dissolution of Marriage shall be accompanied by a completed VS-300 form. RULE 12 RESTRAINING ORDERS 1201 . STANDING ORDER Upon the filing of a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, neither party shall sell, transfer, give away, damage, devalue or dissipate any asset or properties of the marital estate. 1202 . Restraining orders may be sought upon motion and notice or ex parte application to the Family Court Judge or any other person qualified under the Rules of Civil Procedure . RULE 13 ORDERS Page 8 of 19 1301 . FAXES The Court shall not accept a tendered order via facsimile . All orders must be original documents . 1302 . ENTRY OF ORDERS AND JUDGMENTS Upon the Court making a ruling or rendering an opinion, a written order or judgment shall immediately be prepared, in conformity therewith, by counsel for the successful party. The order shall then be delivered to the Court with sufficient copies to permit the clerk to complete service thereon. 1303 . CLERK'S CERTIFICATE All orders tendered to the Family Court must include a Clerk's Certificate . RULE 14 DISQUALIFICATION OF JUDGE 1401 . DISQUALIFICATION OF JUDGE Upon a decision of the Family Court Judge to disqualify herself from hearing a matter, she shall complete the appropriate AOC form (Notice of Disqualification) to provide notice to the Chief McCracken Circuit Judge of the necessity of disqualification. Upon receipt of said notice, the Chief McCracken Circuit Judge shall direct the clerk to randomly pull a card selecting which Division the action will be assigned to for all actions filed after October 1, 1999. For all actions filed prior to October 1, 1999 the case shall be re-assigned to the original division. RULE 15 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTOCOL 1501 . The Uniform Protocol for Domestic Violence cases adopted by and entered by the McCracken Circuit Court and District Court on April 29, 1998 are incorporated by reference as if set out fully herein. RULE 16 1601 FAMILY COURT CASE DATA INFORMATION SHEET As mandated by the Administrative Office of the Courts, in order to meet a federal mandate, as ofApril 1, 2000 all cases filed or reopened in the Family Court division of the Circuit and District Courts shall with the filing of any petition or motion (in the case of a reopening) complete an AOC-FC-3 Family Court Case Data Information Sheet, which may be obtained in the Circuit Court Clerk's Office or the Family Court Administrator's Office . The person filing the petition or motion (in cases of re-opening) shall be responsible Page 9 of 19 for filling out the form . In all actions brought by the Friend of The Court, he shall complete the form. In DNA juvenile cases the form shall be completed by the Cabinet for Families and Children . In Status Offenses the court designated worker shall complete the form . In all cases where attorneys initiate the action the form shall be completed by the attorney. In all pro se cases, including but not limited to domestic violence actions, petitions for temporary custody (not involving the Cabinet), divorces, paternity actions and any other action filed or reopened in the family court, the form shall be completed by the petitioner, who shall be given the form by the Circuit Court Clerk. RULE 17 1701 . COURT-REFERRED DIVORCE MEDIATION RULES, PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS DEFINITION For purposes of these rules mediation is defined as an informal process in which a neutral third person or persons, called a mediator or mediators, act to facilitate the resolution of disputes between the parties in matters within Family Court Jurisdiction . Mediators do not decide the disputes, but impartially assist the participants to achieve a fair settlement on all or part of the issues in dispute . Mediation is based on the principles of communication, negotiation, facilitation, and problem solving that emphasize the needs and interests of the participants: fairness; procedural flexibility ; privacy and confidentiality ; full disclosure; and self determination. The decision making authority remains always with the parties, not the mediator . 1702. SUBJECT MATTER Any issue arising out of and in connection with a Family Court action, including postdivorce matters . 1703 . REFERRALS TO MEDIATION A. Voluntary Mediation of Issues in Dispute. The parties and counsel shall participate voluntarily in appropriate dispute resolution to reach an agreement on any contested issues prior to and in lieu of being referred to mediation by order of the Court. Page 1 0 of 19 B. Proceedings Involving Issues of Custody and/or Visitation. Prior to the scheduling of any hearing and/or trial on the issues of custody and/or visitation the parties shall be referred to mediation unless waived by the Court, except as provided under KRS 403 .036. Either party may at anytime apply to the Court for emergency relief. C. Proceedings Involving Issues of Assignment of Non-marital Property, Division of Marital Property, and/or Maintenance. All parties to any proceedings which involve the above financial disputes shall be referred to mediation unless waived by order of the Court upon a showing of good cause. D. Procedure. All parties to any proceedings (including post-decree), which contain disputed issues regarding custody, visitation, property, debt and/or maintenance, and any other such issues to which the parties agree or the court orders shall participate in mediation unless waived by court order upon a showing of good cause . The parties and their respective counsel may at any time refer these issues for mediation by submission of an agreed order which appoints one or more mediators or provides for the court to appoint a court-approved mediator . The court may order any party to mediation. All orders or agreements to mediate shall include the mediator's name and address, and require the clients to contact the mediator within ten (10) days of the entry of the order to schedule an appointment . Copies of all orders shall be mailed by the Clerk's Office to the attorneys of record or parties and to the mediator . If the parties agree to voluntarily mediate their issue(s), they shall notify the court of their agreement to mediate in writing or by an agreed order, and provide the name of the mediator(s) selected, or a request that the court appoint a court-approved mediator(s) . E. Orders, Notices Of Appointment Of Mediator All orders and voluntary agreements to mediate shall include the name, address and telephone number of the court-approved mediator or the mediator(s) selected, and shall require the parties to contact the mediator, within ten (10) days from the entry of the order referring the case to mediation or the voluntary agreement to mediate, to schedule the initial mediation conference . Copies of all orders or voluntary agreements to mediate shall be mailed by the clerk's office to the mediator(s), the parties and to the attorneys of record. F. Disqualifications Of Mediators Any party may move the court to disqualify a mediator(s) . Mediators have a duty to disclose any fact bearing on their qualifications, including any fact which would be grounds for disqualification of a Judge. If the court rules that a mediator is disqualified, an order shall be entered Page 1 1 of 19 setting forth the name of a qualified replacement under the procedure set forth in paragraph C above . Nothing in the provision shall limit the discretion of a mediator(s) to refuse any assignment. A mediator may elect voluntary disqualification, which is final upon written notification to the parties, the attorneys of record, the court, and the Family Court Administrator. G. Court Mediation The Court may refer issues arising in any action to a Court Mediation with the Family Court Staff Attorney should it appear that this mediation may resolve issues before the Court. H. Stay Any order or agreement to mediate shall not operate as a stay ofdiscovery proceedings or any other requirements of the Transitional Rules of the McCracken Family Court unless otherwise ordered by the court or agreed to in writing by the parties. 1704. PROCEDURE A. Scheduling Of Mediation Conferences The parties shall contact the mediator(s) within ten (10) days from entry of the order appointing the mediator(s) or their voluntary agreement, to schedule their initial mediation conference, which shall be held within thirty (30) days from the order or their voluntary agreement . B. Attendance The parties shall attend all mediation conferences scheduled by the mediator(s) and shall provide all documents and information as required herein by these rules and any other documentation and information as requested to be furnished by the mediator(s) . Attendance and participation in all mediation conferences shall be subject to the rules and regulations of the individual mediator(s) appointed or selected herein. Counsel, if any, for the respective parties may attend all or part of the mediation conferences, subject to the rules and regulations of the .individual mediator(s), who shall govern the appearance(s) of any party other than the litigants. C. Purpose Of Conferences Such conferences shall be conducted by the mediator(s) to consider the possibility of settlement, the simplification of issues and any other matter which the mediator(s) and the parties determine may aid in the handling or disposition of the proceedings . D. Number Of Conferences Page 1 2 of 19 The mediator(s) may schedule such conferences/sessions with the parties as are necessary to complete the mediation process, and the mediation shall continue until the parties have reached an agreement ; until the mediator(s) has determined that future mediation efforts would be futile or at the request of either party or by order of court upon good cause shown why mediation should discontinue . E. Information To Be Furnished At Initial Mediation Conferences At the initial mediation conference, the mediator(s) should minimally advise the mediating participants as to the duties of mediators. Describe the role of mediators and that: Neither therapy, marriage counseling nor the practice of law are part of the mediator's function and that the mediator(s) are unable to advise the parties in these areas. 2. 3. The issues to be mediated should be defined from the outset. The proposed resolution of the mediated issues will be documented in a written summary furnished to the parties and their attorneys, if represented . This summary may form the basis of the formal mediated agreement to be presented to the Court for approval. The fee per session and how it will be paid. The mediator(s) shall reach an understanding with the participants as to whether the mediator(s) may communicate with either participant or their independent legal counsel or with any third parties to discuss the issues in mediation in the absence of the participants . Any separate communication which does occur should be communicated to the participants at the first opportunity . The mediator(s) shall not disclose any of the information obtained through the process ofmediation without the consent of both participants, except as provided herein under these rules, and it is not admissible in any hearing. The mediator(s) shall assess the ability and willingness of the participants to mediate at the orientation and throughout the process and shall advise the participants ifthe prospects of successful mediation appear unlikely. Scheduling of future sessions. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. F. Memorandum of Understanding Page 1 3 of 19 During the initial session the mediator(s) should provide the participants with a written statement of memorandum ofunderstanding, which includes all ofthe foregoing information in Rule IV, Paragraph F and any other provisions which are appropriate, which shall be signed by all parties . This memorandum should be taken and studied by the participants separately . There should be adequate time allowed for each participant to consult with independent legal counsel before the second session begins. "adequate time" is deemed to be no more than seven (7) days, unless good cause is shown for an extension. At the second session the mediator(s) should determine whether any modifications of the memorandum are necessary. The modified memorandum should be signed by the participants if they wish to proceed with the mediation. This is not a binding contract, but a memorandum of mutual understanding and expectations of the mediation process . G. Documents/Information Required For Mediation Conferences 1. The parties shall, within five (5) days before the initial mediation conference, serve upon the mediator(s) : A. B. A completed Financial Declaration Statement, as required by the Rules of the McCracken Family Court. A short statement of issues involved or to be addressed by the mediation and a brief narrative statement of any special problems affecting the issues before the mediator(s) . Copies of al'l documents supporting valuation of assets (if pertinent) . Copies of all documents verifying debts, monthly payments and outstanding balances (if pertinent) . C. D. The parties shall also provide all information, including copies of all documents and documentation as requested by the mediator(s) prior to any scheduled conference and shall furnish this information at such time(s) as requested by the mediator(s) . 3. 4. H. Both parties shall make a full and complete disclosure of all relevant facts and information concerning the issue(s) as required under these rules. Both parties shall fully participate in the mediation process and exert their best effort to resolve the issues presented to mediation . FAILURE TO ATTEND/FURNISH DOCUMENTATION OR INFORMATION If any party fails to attend a scheduled mediation conference, fails to provide the documents Page 1 4 of 19 and information, fails to make a full and complete disclosure of all relevant facts or information, or fails to make a good faith effort in the mediation process as required by this Rule IV, without good cause, the court, may upon its own initiative or upon proper motion and notice by the mediator(s), the opposing party or their respective counsel, impose sanctions, which may include the award and assessment of mediation fees, attorney fees or any other costs and/or contempt . 1705 . CONFIDENTIALITY A. Except as otherwise provided by this rule or as ordered by the court for good cause shown, all mediation documents and mediation communications are confidential and shall not be disclosed . They are not subject to disclosure through discovery or any other process, and are not admissible into evidence in any judicial or administrative proceeding . No part of the mediation proceedings shall be considered a public record or open to the public and shall be held in private . There is no confidentiality and no restriction on disclosure under this rule to the extent that, 1. All parties consent in writing to disclosure; or The mediation communication or mediation document gives the mediator(s) or persons associated with the mediator's office, knowledge of or reasonable cause to suspect that a child or a spouse has been abused or a child has been neglected; according to KRS 209.030 and KRS 620.030; or 3. The mediation communications were made in furtherance of the commission of a crime or fraud or as part of a plan to commit a crime or fraud. B. C. Nothing in this rule shall be construed so as to permit an individual to obtain immunity from prosecution for criminal conduct. E. Evidence ofconduct or statements by any party or mediator at any mediation session are not admissible for any purpose except that either party may introduce any written agreement developed in mediation, which is signed by all parties and their counsel, if any. All conduct and communications made during a mediation conference shall be treated as settlement negotiations and shall be governed by K.R.E. 408 . Mediators shall not be subpoenaed regarding the disclosure of any matter discussed during the mediation, which is considered confidential. This privilege and immunity Page 1 5 of 19 F. G. resides with the mediator(s) and may not be waived by the parties. 1706 . IMPARTIALITY OF MEDIATORS In order to avoid the appearance of impropriety, a mediator who has represented or has had a professional relationship with either participant prior to the mediation may not mediate the dispute, unless the prior relationship is disclosed and each participant consents to the mediator notwithstanding the prior relationship, which shall be reduced to writing and filed with the Court. A mediator, who is a human services professional, shall not provide counseling or therapy to the participants during the mediation process or within twelve (12) months thereafter . An attorneymediator may not represent either participant in any matter during the mediation process or in a dispute between the participants after the mediation process. Impartiality is not the same as neutrality in questions of fairness. The mediator should discuss the issues with a concern for fairness throughout the mediation and should avoid unreasonable positions on the part of either participant. 1707. SETTLEMENT CRITERIA AND STANDARDS The mediator(s) should promote equal understanding by the participants and should encourage each of them to seek independent legal counsel or for expert consultation if their lack of knowledge is impeding the balance ofthe negotiation. Ifthe mediator is an attorney, the participants should be cautioned that the mediator cannot advise them about or serve their individual interests, and that any mediator comments in respect to the law are not a substitute for independent legal advice. The participants must be advised that all agreements are subject to approval by the Court. 1708. REPORTS AND AGREEMENTS A. Filings All reports and agreements required by these rules shall be filed with the Circuit Clerk with notice to the parties and their respective counsels, if any, within the time constraints as promulgated by these rules. B. Preparation Of Agreement In cases where the parties reach a complete agreement or a partial agreement as to issues presented to the mediator(s) for mediation, the mediator(s) shall prepare a written draft of the memorandum of agreement or understanding, within three (3) business days from the last mediation conference and shall forward a copy to the. parties and to their respective counsel for review. Any objections to the language draft ofthe memorandum of agreement or understanding prepared by the mediator(s) shall be filed with the mediator(s) within five (5) days after the receipt of the same. In the event that the parties are unable to resolve their objections to the language draft of the memorandum of agreement or understanding, either party may file a motion to resolve the objection Page 1 6 of 19 with service of the mediator(s). Upon notice that such a motion has been filed, the mediator(s) shall file the written draft of the memorandum of agreement or understanding with the clerk, and the mediator(s) shall be relieved of further action in the case, unless the court refers the matter back to the mediator(s) for additional mediation. If there are no objections to the draft memorandum of agreement or understanding, a final draft of the memorandum of agreement or understanding shall be completed by the mediator(s), signed by all parties, the mediator(s) and their respective attorneys, and filed with the clerk within ten (10) business days from the last mediation conference . C. Conclusion Of Mediation The mediator(s) shall file a report with the clerk that the mediation process has ended. If the parties do not reach an agreement as to any matter as a result of mediation, the mediator(s) shall report the lack of an agreement to the court without comment or recommendation . Any termination of mediation or non-agreement on any unresolved issue shall be without prejudice to either party. With the consent of the parties, the mediator's report may also identify any pending motions, outstanding legal issues, discovery process or other action by any party which, if resolved or completed, would facilitate settlement. Any case referred to mediation in which a complete agreement on all issues has not been reached, shall be returned to the court's active docket for further action . 1709. FINAL ORDERS The preparation of the final order(s) and the completion of all necessary steps to conclude the case referred to mediation for complete adjudication of the issue(s) raised by the case shall be the responsibility of the parties and their respective attorneys . 1710 . MEDIATION FEES The cost of mediation shall be shared equally by the parties unless otherwise provided by the court or by written agreement between the parties. The mediator(s) shall be compensated at the rate agreed upon by the mediator(s) and the parties ifthe mediator(s) is chosen by voluntary agreement. If the mediator(s) is appointed by the court, the fee for mediation shall be reasonable and no greater than the mediator's standard rate, which shall be set out in their annual application filed with the court for approval . The mediator(s) shall provide a written explanation of the fees and related costs, including time and manner of payment, to the parties during their initial mediation conference . A written fee agreement shall be executed and signed by the parties and the mediator(s) prior to the second mediation conference . Failure to pay the fees of the court appointed mediator(s) shall subject the non-paying party to sanctions, including contempt and termination of mediation and may be enforced in the name of the mediator(s) by appropriate notice and motion. Page 1 7 of 19 1711 . QUAL IFICATIONS OF MEDIATORS A. Applications Any person meeting the qualifications of a family court mediator, as defined herein, may apply with the court by letter accompanied by certification of formal mediation training and a professional resume . B. Where To File Application Application for approval as a court-appointed mediator shall be filed with the Family Court Administrator. C. Formal Education Mediators shall have a bachelors or graduate college degree from an accredited institution of law, clinical psychology, clinical social work, or other behavioral sciences. This requirement may also be met by a bachelors or graduate degree in any other field plus employment experience that the court deems adequate to prepare the applicant for working with adults and children in difficult domestic relations situations . D. Training Mediators shall have undergone a minimum of forty (40) hours of training in mediation . G. Continuing Education Mediators shall be responsible for ongoing professional growth in the area of mediation. Mediators recognize their shared responsibility to join with other related professions to promote mutual professional development . H. Observation Mediators shall observe two full mediation conferences conducted by a court-approved mediator . Throughout the transition period of Family Court, this requirement may be waived by the court . However, upon entry of the final rules of mediation practice for the McCracken Family Court, this requirement shall be mandatory for all new applicants. 1. Pro-Bono Work All mediators shall agree to hear at least three (3) pro-bono cases per year. These cases shall be assigned by the Court to indigent litigants and shall be assigned on an equitable basis. Page 1 8 of 19 J. Ethics Inclusion of a mediator in the court-approved mediators listing shall indicate explicit acceptance by that mediator to abide by the standards ofpractice herein set forth. It is the duty of each mediator to maintain high standards of ethical practice. Failure to comply may result in removal of the mediator's name from the court-approved list of mediators. 1712 . DUTIES OF MEDIATORS The mediator has a duty to define and describe the process of mediation and its costs during an orientation session with the parties at the commencement of the mediation conference. Dated this APPROVED : day of /Jo d 11 1999 . R. IEFFRPY HINES, JUDGE McCRACKEN CIRCUIT COURT U DONNA DIXON, JUDGE McCRACKEN DISTRICT COURT T E. SAND SON, JUDGE McCR~CKEN FAMILY COURT JA 11 tL Page 1 9 of 19 APPENDIX A CALENDAR Following the hearing schedule for cases before the Family Court of McCracken County. MONDAY Domestic Relations Hearings/Trials TUESDAY 9:00 1 :30 2 :30 Paternity Court (1", 2"d & 3`d Tuesdays) Motion Hour Case Management Conferences WEDNESDAY 8 :30 1 :30 THURSDAY 8:30 8:30 FRIDAY Domestic Relations Hearings/Trials Adoptions and Terminations of Parental Rights hearings may be scheduled by calling the Family Court Judge's Office. Dependency, Abuse & Neglect (1 s` & 3' Thursdays) Juvenile Status Offenses (2"d & 4" Thursdays) Civil Rules (15` & 3d Wednesdays) Domestic Violence APPENDIX B COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY McCRACKEN FAMILY COURT CASE NO. PETITIONER VS. RESPONDENT FINANCIAL DECLARATION SHORT FORM FOR CHILD SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE FORM 501 In every motion for child support and/or maintenance, each party shall file with the McCracken Circuit Court Clerk and serve upon the other party a form for child support and maintenance after completing it and swearing to it before a Notary Public, under penalty of perjury. If there is not sufficient space on this form to provide all of the information necessary, please attach additional sheets as exhibits, which shall be made a part of this Disclosure Statement, as if included verbatim therein and covered under the oath of the party. All questions on this form must be answered in full or the words "none" or "not applicable" inserted. If you are seeking child support only answer sections I, IIA, III, IV. If you are seeking maintenance only answer sections 1, II, & V. Your Name: Your Address : Your Social Security No : Birthdate : I. PRESENT EMPLOYMENT Page 1 of 6 a. Your Occupation : b. Name and address of employer : c. Length of Employment : d. Specialized training: II. STATEMENT OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS Please attach your last Federal and State Income Tax Returns filed and wage statements from your employer for the last eight (S) weeks, or documented evidence of earnings for the last three (3) months. Are they attached: Yes: No : STATE YOUR MONTHLY GROSS INCOME FROM : (a) Base pay from salary, wages, commissions (b) Overtime, commissions, tips, bonuses, second job (c) Pensions and retirement (d) Social Security (e) Disability and unemployment insurance (f) Public assistance (welfare, AFDC, etc.) (g) Maintenance or child support (h) Dividends and Interest (i) Rent (l) All other sources of income (specify) YOUR TOTAL MONTHLY GROSS INCOME STATE YOUR DEDUCTIONS FROM YOUR INCOME : Page 2 of 6 (a) State Income Taxes (b) Federal Income Taxes (c) Local Income Taxes (d) Social Security (FICA) (e) Medicare (f) Union or other dues (g) Retirement or pension fund (h) Savings Plan (i) Credit Union $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (j ) Medical insurance YOUR TOTAL MONTHLY DEDUCTIONS YOUR NET MONTHLY INCOME (A minus B) CHILDREN/MAINTENANCE State the names, ages and dates of birth of all children under eighteen (18) in this action and with whom the children are residing. Are you under a prior court order to pay child support? Yes No Amount paid per month : $ Are you under a prior court order to pay spousal maintenance? Yes No Amount paid per month: $ Page 3 of 6 IV . HEALTH INSURANCE List all hospitalization, medical and dental insurance policies that cover you and/or your children. (a) Who is covered by this insurance : (b) State the cost of the insurance(s) : (c) Is insurance paid through your or your spouse's employer (specify which) . (d) Are your children covered by a state medical card? Yes : V. ACTUAL MONTHLY EXPENSES a Housing Mortgage or rent Taxes - pro-rated per month Insurance- pro-rated per month Electricity . Water and sewer Gas Telephone Miscellaneous Food Clothing (1) Personal (2) Children Cleaning and laundry Babysitter and School Expenses Transportation (1) Gasoline (2) Maintenance (3) License, Registration and Taxes pro-rated per month (4) Car payments (5) Insurance pro-rated per month Medical expenses (average) (1) Doctors and drugs - personal Page 4 of 6 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ No : b. c. e. f. 9- h. (2) Doctors and drugs - children (3) Dentist - personal (4) Dentist - children (5) Personal medical insurance Personal care (1) Hairdresser/Barber (2) Hair care for children (3) Toiletries (4) Miscellaneous Entertainment (1) Personal (2) Children _ Contributions to church/charity Payment of child/spousal support from prior marriage All other miscellaneous payments even if included on another page (1) (2) (3) (4) TOTAL ACTUAL MONTHLY EXPENSES $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ i. j. k. 1. $ $ $ $ No : HAVE YOU COMPLETED EVERY PART OF THIS FORM? Yes : I declare under penalty of perjury that the information set forth in this Financial Declaration is complete and accurate to the best ofmy knowledge and belief, and that this declaration was executed on this the day of , COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY COUNTY OF Name Subscribed, sworn to and acknowledged before me by this the day of , My commission expires : on Page 5 of 6 IF REPRESENTED BY COUNSEL : NAME AND ADDRESS OF ATTORNEY FOR( )WIFE ( )HUSBAND NOTARY PUBLIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE It is hereby certified that the foregoing has been served this the day of upon the following by mailing a true and correct copy, postage prepaid, addressed to: Page 6 of 6 NOUVOI18012iOddflS CITHO AlHiNOVY bOJ i :13HS>QJOAA AmonIN 3NJO HIIV3MNOWWOO INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE : 1. 2. Enter each parent's gross monthly income. KRS 403 .212(2)(a) through (d). Enter the amount actually paid for court ordered maintenance for prior spouse(s) plus the amount of maintenance ordered in the current proceeding . KRS 40-3 .212(2)(g)(1) . Enter the amount of child support that is : a. paid pursuant to court/administrative order for prior-born children . KRS 403 .212(2)(8)(2); b . paid, but not pursuant to a court/administrative order, for prior-born children for whom the parent is legally responsible. KRS 403 .212(2)(8)(3); and c. imputed for prior-born children residing with the parent . KRS 403 .212(2)(8)(3). Subtract any amounts on lines 2 and 3 from the amounts on line 1 . If the result is less than 0, enter 0. Add the amounts on line 4 in columns A and B to obtain the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income. Divide each ofthe amounts on line 4 by the total amount on line 5 . Enter the percentages. Determine the base support obligation by referring to the Guidelines Table (on the back of this worksheet) using the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income as entered on line 6C and the number of children for whom the parents share a joint legal responsibility . KRS 403 .212(7). Enter the monthly payment for child care costs. KRS 403 .211(6) . Enter the monthly payment for the child(ren)'s health insurance premium. KRS 403 .211(7)(a) . 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Add lines 7, 8 and 9. This is the total monthly child support obligation . 11 . Multiply line 10 by 6A and 6B for the obligation of each parent . 12 . Enter any amounts on lines 8 or 9 that are paid by the NCP . 13 . Subtract line 12 from line I I and enter the amount. To calculate a weekly amount, multiply line 12 by 12 and divide by 52. *If either parent has 100% of the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income, please use the CS-71 .1 to calculate the child support obligation . KRS 403 .211(7)(b) provides a reduction in gross income for the entire amount of health insurance premiums incurred for the child(ren) when a parent has 100% of the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income . CS-71 (Rev . 7/00) Page 2 of 6 CASE NAME : FILE NUMBER : COUNTY - COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY WORKSHEET FOR MONTHLY r CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION A. CUSTODIAL PARENT 1 . Monthly gross income Deduction for m 3 . Deduction other child support for priorborn chil en Adjusted monthly income 5. C0 mbined monthly adjusted parental gross income Percentage of combined monthly adjusted t ross income 7 Base monthly support . Additional child care co 9. hil en ,shealth insurance r mi m cos o B. NONCUSTODIAL PARENT C . BOTH PARENTS .r::::: ..: .....J. -1-111,11IS vt:Sf":v.'"' .r S. " :J. ,fr . rr .r . .r } .l. .Jn" r ~I!"rir "YYir." $ .f' . .JJ" .ff.". .. r::rfF r . . .SSS " Jf' .f ..r.. ~: $ rxr . rr o /o .., r . .r .. .1.: . ..X .:. ' :~: : : :........r ':...'.f:.:j..... ...l.... .}V. ; . ...... . ....:.: r . }}::":"} ::" :::": : :" .. : ::':: :":' : .: ..... . 0 Total child support obligation 11 . Each parent's obligation Deduction for child car health insurance premiums db C 13 Presumed monthly child support obligation ,.: :.S':: ? "f . r --- -------- "::.. fS :J. .S .f: " .; : ?'f xrf . .J . l :}J J x :~ . . J. . . rf. .l . " .f r. . f. . Sr r r y" . : ..fr S r. IfJ . Jl."f!: : l S. 'A. J . x f . :rte . rJ. .! .yJ. .r r Vr} .Jr :L. : r S :JI" S :.rr . VJ: . :J . ' 1 :1J J .f S r ~ rv ..? CS-71 Page 3 of 6 (Rev . 7/00) COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY WORKSHEET FOR MONTHLY CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION EXCEPTION INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE : The CS-71 .1 is used only when a parent has 100% of the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income . It provides a reduction in gross income for the entire amount of health insurance premiums incurred and paid for the child(ren) . KRS 403 .211(7)(b) . 1. Enter the noncustodial parent's monthly gross income. KRS 403 .212(2)(a) through (d). Enter the amount actually paid by the noncustodial parent for the child(ren)'s health insurance. 3. Enter the amount actually paid for court ordered maintenance for prior spouse(s) plus the amount of maintenance ordered in the current proceeding . KRS 403 .212(2)(g)(1). Enter the amount of child support that is: a . paid pursuant to a court/administrative order for prior-born children . KRS 403 .212(2)(g)(2); b . paid, but not pursuant to a court/administrative order, for prior-born children for whom the parent is legally responsible. KRS 403 .212(2)(g)(3) ; and c. imputed for prior-born children residing with the parent . KRS 403 .212(2)(g)(3). Subtract any amounts on lines 2, 3, and 4 from the amounts on line 1 . If the result . is less than 0, enter 0. Enter the amount on line 5B as the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income. Percentage of combined monthly adjusted parental gross income (already entered) . Determine the base support obligation by referring to the Guidelines Table (on the back of this worksheet) using the combined monthly adjusted parental gross income as entered on line 6C and the number of children for whom the parents share a joint legal responsibility. KRS 403 .212(7). Enter the monthly payment for child care costs. KRS 40-3 .211(6). 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 . Add lines 8 and 9. This is the total monthly child support obligation . 11 . Enter the amount from line l OC in column B. 12. Enter the amount from line 11B. To calculate a weekly amount, multiply line 12 by 12 and divide by 52. CS-71 .1 (7/00) Page 5 of 6 CASE NAME : FILE NUMBER : COUNTY : COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY WORKSHEET FOR MONTHLY CHILD SUPPORT OBLIGATION EXCEPTION A. CUSTODIAL PARENT 1 . Monthly gross income 2. Deduction r payment of child r n health insurance premium 3. Deduction for maintenance payments 4. Deduction for other child support for priorborn children 5.. 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The custodial parent has the right to refuse visitation if the non-custodial parent is under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any other intoxicant. 3. For the purpose of visitation there are six (6) holidays that shall be divided between the parents : 1. 3. 5. New Years Day Easter* July 4" 2. 4. 6. Martin Luther King Day Memorial Day Labor Day In the odd-numbered years the custodial parent shall have the child or children on the odd-numbered holidays (left column), and the non-custodial parent shall have visitation on the even-numbered holidays (right column) . In the even-numbered years the non-custodial parent shall have the child or children on the odd-numbered holidays and the custodial parent the even numbered holidays. Visitation will be from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., unless the child must be in school, then the visitation shall be from 5 :00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. *Should Easter fall during the spring break, the parent with spring break visitation shall have the child or children for the Easter holiday . 4. Christmas is to be alternated with the custodial parent having the odd numbered years until 1 :00 p.m. on Christmas Day and the non-custodial parent to visit the child from 1 :00 p.m . on Christmas Day until noon on New Years Day. In the even numbered years the non-custodial parent shall have the child from 5 :00 p.m. on the day school lets out for break until Christmas Day at 1 :00 p.m. 5. On Mothers' Day and Fathers' Day, regardless of who has the scheduled visitation, the child shall be with the appropriate parent from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. 6. The non-custodial parent shall have a four (4) week visitation each summer for children four (4) years of age or older in which there shall not be a visitation period longer than two (2) weeks at one time. For children two (2) and three (3) years of age, the non-custodial parent shall have two (2) weeks ofvisitation . For children one (1) year of age the non-custodial parent shall have one (1) week of visitation. For children under one (1) year of age, the non-custodial parent shall have three (3) days of visitation. Each party must give the other party sixty (60) days written notice of his or her vacation plans so that each party has the opportunity to have the child or children during his or her vacation . In the event of a conflict between the parties, the non-custodial parent shall have the right to choose his or her summer visitation schedule. The non-custodial parent may also choose to have his or her regularly scheduled weekend visitation added to his or her summer visitation. 7. SCHOOL BREAKS AND THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY Page 1 of 2 For students with an alternative school calendar there will be two (2) school breaks per year, a fall break and a spring break. In the odd-numbered years, the non-custodial parent shall have the following visitation: a. During spring break, the first nine (9) days commencing Friday at 6:00 p .m . and ending the second Sunday following the start of spring break at 6:00 p .m. b. During fall break the last seven (7) days commencing the second Sunday following the start ofthe fall break at 6:00 p.m. and ending the following Sunday at 6:00 p .m . c. Thanksgiving Holiday commencing on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. (The day before Thanksgiving) through Sunday at 6:00 p .m. In even-numbered years, the non-custodian shall have the following visitation : a. During spring break, the last seven (7) days commencing the second Sunday following start of the spring break at 6:00 p.m. and ending the following Sunday at 6 :00 p.m. b . During fall break, the first nine (9) days commencing Friday at 6 :00 p.m. and ending the second Sunday following the start of fall break at 6:00 p.m. Fall break, spring break and Thanksgiving visitation shall take place whether or not the child or children are of school age. You shall follow the alternative school visitation for the under-school age child ifthe child resides in the school district following the alternative school calendar . For students with a traditional school calendar for the purposes of visitation in alternating years, the non-custodial parent shall have the child for the nine (9) day spring break. Unless otherwise agreed, the first spring break with the non-custodial parent shall be in the calendar year after the one in which the decree was granted . Should Easter fall during the spring break, the parent with the spring break period shall have the Easter holiday for that year. In the years that the non-custodial parent does not have visitation with the child or children during spring break, the non-custodial parent shall have the child or children for the four (4) day Thanksgiving holiday . When the noncustodial parent has the child or children during the spring break, the custodial parent will be entitled to the four (4) day Thanksgiving holiday . See above paragraph for visitation times. 8. In the event that a custodial parent's holiday, fall or spring break time with the child or children falls on a date ordinarily reserved for the non-custodial parent, the holiday visitation shall take precedence . For example, if Christmas day occurs on a Saturday or Sunday ofthe non-custodial parent's weekend visitation, the custodial parent shall keep the child or children until 1 :00 p.m. on Christmas day, at which time he or she shall turn the child or children over to the non-custodial parent for Christmas visitation . 9. The child shall celebrate his or her birthday in the home of the custodial parent, unless it falls on a visitation day. If the child's birthday always falls on a visitation day, i.e., Christmas or summer vacation, the parties shall alternate birthdays . In the event the non-custodial parent does not have the child on the child's birthday, an additional non-scheduled visitation period of six (6) hours shall be granted so that the non-custodial parent may give the child a birthday party if so desired . As provided in KRS 189 .125(2) both parties must secure the child or children in an approved child restraint system . whenever transporting the child or children . Whenever this standard visitation scheduled is ordered by the court, the custodial parent is encouraged to allow additional visitation to the non-custodial parent when it would serve the best interest of the child . The custodial parent is directed to take all actions necessary to accommodate and encourage visitation with the non-custodial parent . Page 2 of 2 APPENDIX E McCRACKEN FAMILY COURT CASE NO. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION WITH MINOR CHILDREN PETITIONER RESPONDENT There being minor children of this action, the following information is being supplied pursuant to RMFC Rule 8. Petitioner's address is: Telephone number : Respondent's address is : Telephone number: Children : Name: Name: Name: Name: Name: The children reside with : Please provide address and telephone number if different from above : CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE Counsel/or the Petitioner certifies a copy has been filed with the McCracken Circuit Court Clerk and the Family Court Case Specialist, 301 South 6' St., Paducah, KY 42003 . (Iffor security reasons your address and phone number should not be disclosed to your spouse this document is not required to be filed with the Circuit Clerk, but must be served on the Family Court Case Specialist) . Ifthis document is not filed with the clerk please check here: Date Date Date Date Date of Birth : of Birth : of Birth : of Birth : . of Birth : , (Attorney or Pro Se Petitioner) Page I of I APPENDIX F COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY McCRACKEN FAMILY COURT CIVIL ACTION NO . 00-CIIN RE : THE MARRIAGE OF FINANCIAL DECLARATION OF HUSBAND ( ) WIFE ( ) PETITIONER RESPONDENT The Petitioner shall Within 20 days of filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and the Respondent shall within 10 days of being served or entering an appearance file with the McCracken Circuit Court Clerk, and serve upon the opposite party, a complete Financial Declaration sworn to under oath and under penalty of perjury . If there is not sufficient space on this form to provide all of the information necessary, please attach additional sheets as exhibits, which shall be made a part of this Financial Declaration, as if included verbatim therein and covered under the oath ofthe party . All questions on this form must be answered in full or the words "none" or "not applicable" inserted. Your Name : Your Address : Your Social Security No. : Your Birth date: l: . PRESENT EMPLOYMENT a. Your Occupation : b. Name and address of employer: c. Length of Employment : d. Specialized training: II. STATEMENT OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS Please attach your last Federal and State Income Tax Returns and wage statements from your employer for the last five (5) weeks, or documented evidence of earnings for the last three (3) months . Are they attached? Page I of 8 A. STATE YOUR MONTHLY GROSS INCOME FROM : (a) Base pay from salary, wages, commissions (b) Overtime, commissions, tips, bonuses, second job (c) Pensions and retirement (d) Social Security (e) Disability and unemployment insurance (f) Public assistance (welfare, AFDC, etc .) (g) Maintenance or child support (h) Dividends and Interest (i) Rent (j) All other sources of income (specify) YOUR TOTAL MONTHLY GROSS INCOME $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ B. STATE YOUR DEDUCTIONS FROM YOUR INCOME : (a) State income taxes (b) Federal income taxes (c) Local income taxes (d) Social Security (FICA) (e) Medicare (f) Union or other dues (g) Retirement or pension fund (h) Savings plan (i) Credit Union (j) Medical insurance YOUR TOTAL MONTHLY DEDUCTIONS YOUR NET MONTHLY INCOME $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Page 2 of 8 Ill. CHILDREN State the names, ages and dates of birth of all children under eight (18) in this action and with whom the children are residing. Are you under a prior court order to pay child support? Yes No Amount paid per month : $ Are you under a court order to pay maintenance? Yes No Amount paid per month : $ HEALTH INSURANCE : List all hospitalization, medical and dental insurance policies that cover you and/or your children . (a) Who is covered by this insurance : (b) State the cost of the insurance(s) : (c) Who pays for the insurance(s): (d) Is insurance paid through your or your spouse's employer (specify which)? (e) Are your children covered by a state medical card? IV. MARITAL DEBTS List all debts, including all mortgages, liens, secured debts, etc., and the persons whom owed, the purpose for which the debt was incurred, whether or not it relates to any security or co-signer on that debt including any debts to credit unions, finance companies, utilities, medical expenses, etc., and the amount of the monthly payment and balance owed. CREDITOR (a) (b) (c) (d) Page 3 of 8 REASON INCURRED MONTHLY PAYMENT BALANCE (e) (0 V. NON-MARITAL DEBTS : List all debts that you believe to be a non-marital debt and specify whether it is your debt or your spouse's debt by designating under "Husband's or Wife's" CREDITOR (a) (b) (c) (c) VI. NON-MARITAL PROPERTY HUSBAND'S OR WIFE'S MONTHLY PAYMENT BALANCE List all non-marital property ofevery kind, whether real or personal, the market value of such, and the basis for the claim that such is non-marital . If such property is claimed to be a result of the proceeds of other nonmarital property, please provide a tracing as to such proceeds. DESCRIPTION (a) (b) (c) (c) VII . 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Who has possession of the property : (B) INTANGIBLE PROPERTY: List all intangible personal property, such as cash on hand; all banking, financial and savings accounts, plans or certificates ; all stocks, bonds, mortgages or other securities, all pension plans, retirement plans, annuities, stock option plans, profit-sharing plans; and all credit union balances, a description of all life insurance policies, including a company name and policy number and the face amount ofeach and the cash value of each. DESCRIPTION (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) VALUE WHO HAS POSSESSION . Ifany part of any assets listed above is considered non-marital please state the asset, the amount of the nonmarital claim and the reason you claim a portion of the asset to be non-marital . (C) AUTOMOBILES, ETC. List all automobiles of every kind, motorcycles, mopeds, three-wheelers or the likes; all boats, motors and trailers ; and all other recreational vehicles of every kind, including the PVA assessed value and fair market values and amounts owed. DESCRIPTION (1) (2) (4) (5) If any part of the assets listed above is considered non-marital please state the asset, the amount of the nonmarital claim and the reason you claim a portion ofthe asset to be non-marital . VALUE WHO HAS POSSESSION (D) REMAINING PROPERTY : List all remaining property not previously shown . Please make a complete I isting .of all assets that you will be requesting the Court to make a division ofassets . If an agreement has not been reached for the division of assets, you must list the assets, otherwise any asset omitted from the list will not be considered in a final hearing in this matter. 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Personal care (1) (2) (3) (4) Hairdresser/Barber Hair care for children Toiletries Miscellaneous $ $ $ $ i. Entertainment (1) (2) Personal Children $ $ $ $ j. k. 1. Contributions to church/charity Payment of child/spousal support from prior marriage All other miscellaneous payments even if included on another page (1) (2) (3) TOTAL ACTUAL MONTHLY EXPENSES $ $ $ $ Page 7 of 8 HAVE YOU COMPLETED EVERY PART OF THIS FORM? 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Or if you want a story-only hacking game, which has a blood-pumping action music, you can try Hacknet. I rate this game a solid 8/10 for it's curious story, good puzzles, and long term financial planning. The music is okay. Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) online training is EC-Council's official ethical hacking training and certification course. Get CEH certified with iClass. Hacker Evolution is a hacking simulation game, featuring unparalleled graphics and features. You play the role of a former intelligence agent, specializing in. This is the first level for the game Hacker Evolution by exosyphen studios. If you have not purchased it yet you should as it is a great game! This game is. Buy Hacker Complete Bundle. Includes 4 items: Hacker Evolution, Hacker Evolution Duality, Hacker Evolution Duality: Inception Part 1 DLC, Hacker Evolution: Untold. Download Free Hacker Evolution Duality Online, Games Crack Download for free. Download Full Version Hacker Evolution Duality PC Game. 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