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Boone County Circuit Court

Boone County

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6025 Rogers Lane, Burlington, KY 41005
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https://kycourts.gov/Pages/default.aspx
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(859) 448-2900
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About visiting the probate court

About visiting the Boone County Circuit Court

The term probate court is a common term loosely referring to the probate division located within a state or county courthouse. In the state of Kentucky, the District Court is the level of court responsible for overseeing matters related to probate court.

Boone County Circuit Court is listed as a registered probate court within Boone County, Kentucky.

In most instances within Kentucky, there is at least one District Court courthouse location within each county. Sometimes a county may have multiple courthouses and may also have multiple probate court locations. Such is often the case in larger metropolis counties where population is dense or also in spread-out, rural counties, which may use a courthouse annex or satellite office system to accommodate nearby citizens with easier access in proximity or distance.

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Who to speak with when visiting the Boone County probate court

Upon visiting the Boone County Circuit Court, look for signs or directions to the probate division within the main courthouse. Once you’ve located the probate division, make your way to any reception desks and ask to speak with a probate clerk or probate judge. The probate clerk at Boone County Circuit Court may or may not require appointments based upon the busyness of the probate court, so it’s a great idea to call ahead.

Plan ahead to be early in case available parking is limited and be prepared for formal security measures upon entering the building, as courthouses are official state and federal property. This generally includes passing through metal detectors and allowing search of any belongings.

Many courthouses do not allow cell phones, so keep that in mind as your phone may need to be turned off upon entering the courthouse, or even left outside.
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Probate can be notoriously confusing. Small estate affidavits, formal vs. simple administration, executors & executrixes— there’s more than enough jargon to make your head spin.

We get it, and that’s why we've pulled together a comprehensive probate guide for Kentucky that actually tells you what you need to know without assuming anything. You’ll walk away with a tangible timeline, actionable next steps and real clarity on what probate actually means for you and your family.
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Call ahead before visiting the Boone County Circuit Court

While Atticus works hard to keep this information up to date, certain details change from time-to-time with little or no communication. To help avoid any mishaps, it’s advised to call ahead to confirm the Boone County Circuit Court is the best location to visit for your situation and that a probate clerk or judge will be present at the desired day and time.

When able, it’s always helpful to request an appointment with a probate clerk or probate judge prior to visiting any probate court location.

The phone number for the Boone County Circuit Court is: (859) 448-2900

The hours of operation listed for the Boone County Circuit Court are:

Monday:8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday:8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Wednesday:8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday:8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday:8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed

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2 months ago

I tried calling today simply to ask a question regarding identity and drivers permit for my foreign relative who is here to study at UC. I heard, in the recorded greeting, that they were closing at noon for Good Friday. I attempted to reach someone 4 times, each time waiting while the phone rang for 5+ minutes and then disconnected. I spoke with someone briefly, twice. First, I was told to call another number, which gave me the identical options, and second, when I was quickly asked to, “Hold please”, followed by holding for many minutes and a reconnect to the greeting options, with 5+ minutes of more ringing and another disconnect. I don’t know if I’m more outraged by the thirty wasted minutes or the fact that their hours are shortened for Good Friday. They’re already on reduced hours, because of COVID-19, when many Americans are unemployed. I’m sure they’re not affected financially by COVID. I would appreciate their handling their positions more responsibly.

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10 months ago

Hung up on me four times. I wasnt being rude or loud or impatient. I was simply asking how to schedule a permit test since their covid rules. Phone system also sent me to three extensions not selected; i didnt even get to schedule.

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6 months ago

Mask policy is unconstitutional and down right rude.

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2 years ago

This courthouse looks really utilitarian. Maybe I prefer architectural courthouses. I saw six people with neck tattoos, so that was pretty interesting.

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2 years ago

I got a new driver's license to reflect that I was over 21. After driving around with this license for several months, I found out they had given me an ID with no security holograms on it, making it indistinguishable from a fake. When I asked about it, I was told to get a new one, and was not given any explanation on how this mistake was made. In the end I had to drive an hour and a half back to this courthouse for a new license. To top it all off, I got parked into my parking space while at the courthouse, and had to wait 40 minutes before I was allowed to leave, making me late to an academic advising appointment. At least the line was short.

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