Get Ky Aoc-197 2008-2026

The KY AOC-197 form is used for post-judgment interrogatories in small claims cases within Kentucky. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to effectively complete this form online, ensuring that you provide the necessary information accurately and comprehensively.

Follow the steps to complete the KY AOC-197 form online

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the KY AOC-197 form online and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin by entering the case number and the district small claims court along with the county in the specified fields. This information is crucial for identifying your case.
3. Fill in the plaintiff's name and address. Make sure to provide complete and accurate details to avoid any discrepancies.
4. Next, provide the defendant's name and address in the corresponding fields. As with the plaintiff's information, accuracy is vital.
5. Respond to the questions directed to the plaintiff or defendant regarding the judgment issued. Begin by stating your full name and date of birth.
6. Enter your home address, ensuring that all lines are filled out completely.
7. Indicate your employer’s name and address. This information will help the court understand your employment situation.
8. Specify who issues your paycheck and choose how you are compensated (hourly, weekly, monthly, or other). Fill in the relevant details accordingly.
9. List bank accounts you hold, including the names, addresses, account names, and numbers.
10. Include details about any stocks, bonds, or securities you own, providing amounts for each.
11. List all vehicles registered in your name, including their license numbers and estimated values.
12. If any vehicles are mortgaged, add the mortgage holder's name, address, and the amount due.
13. Indicate if you own any real estate and, if so, list the address or location along with its value.
14. If applicable, provide the mortgage holder's details and the amount owed for any real estate.
15. If the property is jointly owned, note the names, addresses, and percentage of ownership of the co-owners.
16. List any additional sources of income not previously mentioned.
17. Include any additional questions you may be allowed to ask, up to 15, in the space provided.
18. Once you have completed the form, ensure it is notarized by signing it in front of a notary or circuit court clerk.
19. After notarization, remember to mail or deliver a copy of your answers to the plaintiff or defendant at the provided address.
20. Finally, save your changes, then download or print the completed form for your records.

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