Court Rules

Boone County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.

Filing deadlines

All parties must submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately before a contested hearing involving child support, disposition of assets, or maintenance.

All parties shall submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately prior to any contested hearing involving child support, the disposition of assets, or maintenance.

A nonmoving party who chooses to object must file a written objection setting forth its basis by the twentieth day after the initial hearing, unless the court allows another date.

The nonmoving party may file a written objection setting forth the basis of the same on or before the twentieth day from the initial hearing or other date as the court may allow, and the court shall consider the objection and sustain or overrule it as may be warranted.

Parties must date and file these forms prior to any hearing or trial.

Parties must date and file these forms prior to any hearing or trial.

Child Support Worksheets must be filed with the court on the hearing date.

Child Support Worksheets shall be exchanged and filed with the court on the hearing date.

Common questions about Boone County Courts, Indiana filing timing and cure windows rules

What filing deadlines does Boone County Courts, Indiana set?

All parties must submit Declarations to the court as an exhibit immediately before a contested hearing involving child support, disposition of assets, or maintenance.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 17, section LR06-FL00-BLR-6

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