Delaware County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows

CRITICAL

A request for body attachment must be filed within 30 days of the debtor’s failure to appear at the contempt-citation hearing.

The request for body attachment must be filed within thirty (30) days of the debtor’s failure to appear for the hearing in the contempt citation.

CRITICAL

A motion for contempt citation must be filed within 30 days of the debtor’s failure to appear.

The motion for contempt citation must be filed within thirty (30) days of the failure to appear.

CRITICAL

The Instructions and two Acknowledgements must be filed within ten days after the Court signs the order appointing a guardian over the estate.

Attorneys shall, within Ten (10) Days after the Court signs the Order Appointing a Guardian Over the Estate of an Individual, file a copy of the following Instructions, along with the Two (2) Acknowledgements stating that the Attorney has given the Guardian a copy and has discussed the Instructions with the Guardian, and that the Guardian has reviewed the Instructions and agrees to comply with them.

CRITICAL

The Undertaking and Obligation must be filed within ten days after the order requiring a restricted account is entered.

If a Guardian is required to deposit Guardianship Assets into a restricted account, the Attorney shall file, within Ten (10) Days after the Order is entered requiring the restricted account, the Undertaking and Obligation which can be found in the Delaware Circuit Court Administrative Rules under Administrative Rule DAR-0016.

CRITICAL

A Release of Judgment must be filed after the opposing party pays the judgment in full.

A party shall file a Release of Judgment with the court after the opposing party has paid a judgment in full.

WARNING

A written motion to dismiss a Notice of Claim, Counterclaim, or Cross-Claim may be filed any time before the court enters judgment.

The party who filed a Notice of Claim, Counterclaim, or Cross-Claim may file a written Motion to Dismiss the claim at any time before the court enters a judgment.