Court Rules

Floyd County Courts, Indiana Adjournment & Extension Requirements

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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.

CRITICAL

A party may obtain one automatic 30-day extension to respond to a complaint or other pleading by filing a notice, and the extension is granted without written order if the notice is filed by the original due date.

Pursuant to Trial Rule 6, a party may receive one automatic thirty-day enlargement of time to respond to a complaint or other pleading by filing a notice with the court. The notice must include the date when the response was initially due and the date to which time is enlarged. If the party files the notice on or before the original due date, the enlargement is granted without a written order by the court.

CRITICAL

Written motions for continuance must comply with Trial Rule 7(D).

Written motions for continuance shall comply with Trial Rule 7(D).

WARNING

Failure to register for, attend, and complete the required program may constitute cause for a continuance until attendance is completed.

A failure to register, attend, and complete the seminar or program may constitute cause for denial of the granting of the dissolution or the relief requested and a continuance of the matter until attendance has been accomplished.

WARNING

For good cause, the Court may extend or shorten the financial disclosure exchange deadline by order.

For good cause, the time limit may be extended or shortened by Court Order.

Common questions about Floyd County Courts, Indiana adjournment & extension requirements

How do I request an adjournment or extension in Floyd County Courts, Indiana?

The request must include original date and proposed new dates. A party may obtain one automatic 30-day extension to respond to a complaint or other pleading by filing a notice, and the extension is granted without written order if the notice is filed by the original due date.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 9, section ENLARGEMENTS OF TIME

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