Floyd County Courts, Indiana Chambers Communication Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
WARNING
The judges of the courts wherein the case is appropriate to be sent should be contacted first. In the event said judge or judges are unavailable, then a judge of either of the other courts or the magistrate may set the bond.
The judges of the courts wherein the case is appropriate to be sent should be contacted first. In the event said judge or judges are unavailable, then a judge of either of the other courts or the magistrate may set the bond.
WARNING
If opposing counsel disagrees with an entry, counsel must advise the Court and request a conference, which may be telephonic or otherwise.
If opposing counsel does not agree with the entry, counsel shall advise the Court and request a conference, telephonic or otherwise.
INFO
A party may request that the Court provide a list of available co-parenting classes.
The Court will provide a list of available co-parenting classes upon request.
How may parties contact Floyd County Courts, Indiana?
The judges of the courts wherein the case is appropriate to be sent should be contacted first. In the event said judge or judges are unavailable, then a judge of either of the other courts or the magistrate may set the bond.
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