Court Rules

Allen County Courts, Indiana Filing Bundling Requirements

4 rules from official source documents

Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.

CRITICALCriminal cases

A motion asserting Trial Rule 12 defenses must be filed separately from the Answer, and the Court will not rule on those defenses until a separate motion is filed.

A motion to dismiss asserting Trial Rule 12 defenses must be filed separately from the Answer. The Court will not rule on defenses asserted under Trial Rule 12 until the party who raised the defense files a motion separate from its Answer.

CRITICALCriminal cases

Motions must be filed separately from pleadings, proposed orders, and other motions; combined filings are considered dual pleadings and will be stricken.

Motions must be filed separately from other pleadings, proposed Orders, and other motions. Otherwise, such motions are considered “dual pleadings,” and will be stricken from the Record.

CRITICALCriminal cases

The motion, supporting memorandum, designation and table of contents, response, and reply must be filed as separate documents.

The following documents shall be filed separately: 1) The Motion for Summary Judgment; 2) Memorandum in Support; 3) Designation of Evidence and Table of Contents; 4) Response Memorandum; and 5) Reply Memorandum.

WARNINGCriminal cases

If a party desires to file a memorandum in support of any motion, the memorandum should be filed simultaneously with the motion.

If a party desires to file a memorandum in support of any motion, the memorandum should be filed simultaneously with the motion.

Common questions about Allen County Courts, Indiana filing bundling requirements

Does Allen County Courts, Indiana require motion papers to be bundled?

No. The rule prohibits holding covered papers for bundling. A motion asserting Trial Rule 12 defenses must be filed separately from the Answer, and the Court will not rule on those defenses until a separate motion is filed.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 32, section J. Trial Rule 12 Defenses

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