Jennings County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules
2 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
- Applies to
- Pleadings or correspondence
Pleadings and correspondence may not be filed by fax; fax filings sent to the Court or Clerk will be discarded.
Facsimile filings of pleadings or correspondence are not accepted by the Circuit or Superior Court and shall be discarded if sent to either the Court or the Clerk.
- Applies to
- Proposed findings conclusions
The proposed findings and conclusions shall be submitted to the Court on a computer disc or by e-mail in the Court’s discretion within such time as directed by the Court.
The proposed findings and conclusions shall be submitted to the Court on a computer disc or by e-mail in the Court’s discretion within such time as directed by the Court.
Is electronic filing required in Jennings County Courts, Indiana?
Pleadings and correspondence may not be filed by fax; fax filings sent to the Court or Clerk will be discarded.
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