Judge Bradley B. Jacobs
Judge • Clark County Courts, Indiana
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideClark County Courts, Indiana publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 154 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 80- Applies to
- Motion to dismiss protective order
- Must include
- proposed order
If the dissolution petition and prior protective order are in different courts, the petitioner must file a motion to dismiss with an appropriate dismissal order in the court that issued the protective order.
- Applies to
- Written appearance
An attorney entering an appearance for any party must file a written appearance complying with Indiana Trial Rule 3.1.
- Applies to
- Motion to withdraw appearance
In proceedings other than estates, guardianships, or criminal matters, an attorney seeking to withdraw must file a motion for leave accompanied by a hearing notice or satisfactory proof that the client and all other parties of record received notice at least ten days before the withdrawal date.
Fees
All 17- Fee
- 5.5 dollars
- Applies to
- County indigent transcript
The maximum fee for a county indigent transcript is $5.50 per page, and the reporter must submit the claim directly to the county.
- Fee
- 5.5 dollars
- Applies to
- State indigent transcript
The maximum fee for a state indigent transcript is $5.50 per page.
- Fee
- 5.5 dollars
- Applies to
- Private transcript
The maximum fee for a private transcript is $5.50 per page.
Service
All 16In covered withdrawal proceedings, notice must be given to the client and all other parties of record at least ten days before the withdrawal date.
The hearing notice must be served on the personal representative, guardian, or criminal defendant and direct that person to appear at the hearing.
- Applies to
- Entry
The attorney preparing an entry must submit it to opposing counsel for examination.
Filing Timing
All 15Opposing counsel must submit the entry to the Court within five days of receiving it.
- Deadline
- 15 working days
If the agreeing attorney does not prepare the entry within 15 working days of the Court’s request, opposing counsel may prepare and submit it, with a letter describing efforts to obtain its preparation by the agreeing attorney.
Unless another period is provided by Indiana rules or statutes, an opposing party is recommended to file a response or objection within ten days after the motion is filed.
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