Judge Andrew Ramirez
Judge • Delaware County Courts, Indiana
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideDelaware County Courts, Indiana publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 59 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 35- Applies to
- Undertaking and obligation
If a restricted account is required, the attorney must file the Undertaking and Obligation within ten days after the order requiring the account is entered.
- Applies to
- Motion to dismiss
The party who filed a Notice of Claim, Counterclaim, or Cross-Claim may file a written motion to dismiss that claim before judgment is entered.
- Applies to
- Attorney fee request
An attorney-represented party requesting attorney’s fees must present a written affidavit detailing time spent, services rendered, and the requested hourly rate.
Fees
All 14- Fee
- $2000
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- Track one gal appointment
The requesting party must pay the GAL $2,000 in advance before work begins, and may be required to pay additional fees.
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- Gal fee reimbursement petition
A party who paid Track One GAL fees may petition the court at any time for reimbursement or contribution from the other party.
- Fee
- $1500
- Applies to
- Track two gal appointment
The requesting party must pay the GAL $1,500 in advance before work begins; the court anticipates that the work needed for recommendations will not exceed that amount.
Filing Timing
All 6A written motion to dismiss a Notice of Claim, Counterclaim, or Cross-Claim may be filed any time before the court enters judgment.
A motion for contempt citation must be filed within 30 days of the debtor’s failure to appear.
A request for body attachment must be filed within 30 days of the debtor’s failure to appear at the contempt-citation hearing.
Service
All 3- Service
- Personal service to opposing party
The motion for contempt citation and order to appear must be personally delivered to the judgment debtor, and proof of personal service must be filed; certified mail signed by the debtor counts as personal service.
When a party is no longer represented by counsel under Paragraph A, the opposing party must serve pleadings directly on that party under the Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure.
Service of a pleading on an attorney whose representative capacity has ended is deemed a courtesy copy only.
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