Clerk of the Court

Circuit Court Motions

A motion is a request to the Court to enter an order. Motions are written documents identifying the reasons for the request, and exactly what it is you want the Court to do. A motion fee is due when the motion is filed. In addition to the appropriate fee, all motions must be accompanied by a notice of hearing and proof of service. The judge’s copies of the motion and notice of hearing must be provided to have the motion placed on the judge’s calendar.

• Domestic Motion Card
• Plea Card
• Pro Con Notice of Remote Hearing Form
  • Referee Frederick
  • Referee Kessler
  • Referee Kmetz
  • Referee Komar
  • Referee Kulas-Dominguez
  • Referee Perry
  • Referee Winther
  • Pro Con Notice of Remote Hearing (Blank)

The party filing the motion needs to schedule a hearing date and notify the other party of the date, time, and place of the hearing. View 17th Circuit Court - Judges' Motion Calendar for available motion date and time information.

Before the judge will enter a judgment of divorce in a matter in which the FOC is involved, the Domestic Relations fee must be paid.

• 17th Circuit Court Hearing Schedule
• Clerk of the Court Fees

Motions may be filed in any type of case:

• Domestic
• Civil
• Criminal