Court Rules

Daviess County Courts, Indiana Document Filing Requirements

2 rules from official source documents

Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.

Applies to
Brochure

Attorneys must provide their clients with the Doulos, Inc. brochure containing the seminar admission form and information.

The attorney(s) will be responsible for providing their client a copy of the brochure of Doulos, Inc. which contains the seminar admission form and information.

Applies to
Contested hearing pleading

The contested-hearing pleading must list and value the parties’ property, identify and allocate marital debts, and explain matters or circumstances clarifying the issues.

In any contested dissolution or separation action, the parties shall file and exchange the following items on or before 5 days prior to the date of the hearing in typewritten pleading form: A. A list of all properties, real or personal, of the parties at the time of separation along with the parties own valuation of each item. The party shall designate the items the party wants and the items proposed to go to the other party. B. All debts of the marriage, the balance owed thereon, the amount of periodic payments, name of creditor, and statement of who is liable on the debt. The party shall designate the debts the party proposes to assume and the debts proposed to be assumed by the other party. C. A brief explanation of any matters or special circumstances that will clarify matters at issue before the Court.

Common questions about Daviess County Courts, Indiana document filing requirements

What must be included with brochure filings in Daviess County Courts, Indiana?

Attorneys must provide their clients with the Doulos, Inc. brochure containing the seminar admission form and information.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 8, section LR14-FL00-4.1 Transparenting Order

What must be included with contested hearing pleading filings in Daviess County Courts, Indiana?

The contested-hearing pleading must list and value the parties’ property, identify and allocate marital debts, and explain matters or circumstances clarifying the issues.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 7, section LR14-FL00-4.0 Contested Hearing Order