Jennings County Courts, Indiana Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
- Contact
- Phone
Telephone calls from debtors or their attorneys do not stay proceedings.
Telephone calls from debtors or debtors’ attorneys will not serve to stay proceedings.
If a later dissolution, paternity, or legal-separation case follows a protective-order filing, the petitioner should be advised to consult their lawyer or, if self-represented, inform the Superior Court Judge’s office.
6. If a “PO” case is filed first and then a dissolution, paternity, or legal separation proceeding is filed afterward and you know that or the Petitioner tells you that, they should be advised to speak with their dissolution, paternity, or legal separation lawyer and if pro se, to inform the Superior Court Judge’s office as he would have both the “PO” case and the pro se dissolution.
How may parties contact Jennings County Courts, Indiana?
Telephone calls from debtors or their attorneys do not stay proceedings.
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