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KY eCourts eFiling Help: Case Filings Appeals

KY eCourts eFiling help: Case Filings Appeals

activein force · 2026-09-30 – presentact-effective-date

eFilers may file certain things pertaining to appeals. These include:

• A District Court matter to Circuit Court

• Subsequent filings into existing Circuit level (-XX-) appeals cases

• A notice of appeal in Circuit Court to the appropriate appellate court (Court of Appeals)

Appealing a Confidential Case

Non-opted in parties to a confidential case will see limited information about that case in CourtNet prior to filing a case. You must know the county and case number prior to filing. In addition, you will see limited appeal filing options. eFilers will need to file an entry of appearance or other appropriate filing to be accepted by the clerk prior to that eFiler viewing information in CourtNet.

What Can’t be eFiled?

• Forcible Detainer (appeal)

• Domestic Violence

Provenance

Source
ehelp.kycourts.net
Retrieved
2026-09-30
Edition
2026-09-30
Content hash
e8c6cc05f0a91df30e68986839f55d029935e193f491bc7d40e4885f60801b6d
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