The Kentucky Bill of Costs is a document issued by the court that lists all the costs and fees associated with a legal case. It is typically issued by the court clerk after a case is resolved. The Bill of Costs outlines the costs that the parties involved must pay, such as court fees, filing fees, expert witness fees, and attorney fees. This document is important for both parties to understand the total cost of the case and for each party to pay their own court costs. There are two types of Kentucky Bill of Costs: the Summary Bill of Costs and the Detailed Bill of Costs. The Summary Bill of Costs is a brief, one-page document that outlines the total costs of the case and the Detailed Bill of Costs is a more comprehensive document that outlines the individual costs associated with the case.




