Hancock County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules
1 rule from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Pleading
Pleading by Fax may only be allowed by the permission of the Judge in the appropriate case as an exception to Indiana Trial Rule 86. Pursuant to Administrative Rule 12 of the Indiana Supreme Court the Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court and Superior Courts is hereby authorized and directed to accept filings of pleading on existing cases by electronic facsimile transmission in all cases pending before such courts if received in compliance with such rule and the requirements hereinafter specified.
Pleading by Fax may only be allowed by the permission of the Judge in the appropriate case as an exception to Indiana Trial Rule 86. Pursuant to Administrative Rule 12 of the Indiana Supreme Court the Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court and Superior Courts is hereby authorized and directed to accept filings of pleading on existing cases by electronic facsimile transmission in all cases pending before such courts if received in compliance with such rule and the requirements hereinafter specified.
Is electronic filing required in Hancock County Courts, Indiana?
Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. Pleading by Fax may only be allowed by the permission of the Judge in the appropriate case as an exception to Indiana Trial Rule 86.
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