Greene County Courts, Indiana Adjournment & Extension Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
CRITICAL
A continuance motion must be in writing unless made during the hearing; the excerpt ends before completing the sentence.
B. WRITTEN MOTION: Unless made during the hearing of the case, a motion
CRITICAL
Before requesting a continuance, the attorney for the moving party shall confer with the other parties to determine any objections and to ascertain dates for rescheduling when all parties are available.
Before requesting a continuance, the attorney for the moving party shall confer with the other parties to determine any objections and to ascertain dates for rescheduling when all parties are available.
WARNING
Continuance motions are discouraged, and the Court may decline to approve a continuance even when the parties agree.
Motions for continuances are discouraged, and even if there is an agreement of the parties to continue a case the agreement may not be approved.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Greene County Courts, Indiana?
A continuance motion must be in writing unless made during the hearing; the excerpt ends before completing the sentence.
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