Knox County Courts, Indiana
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
Document Filing Requirements15 rules
LR42-FL-2 Indiana Child Support Guidelines (Worksheet Required)
Before release, the detained person must execute and deliver to the Sheriff a form providing the listed identifying and address information.
Court's wording
Prior to release of the detained person, said person shall execute and deliver to the Sheriff a form providing the following information: 1. The person’s full name. 2. Age. 3. Date of birth. 4. Social Security Number. 5. Correct mailing address. 6. Correct residential address.
The court reporters shall be responsible for preparing exhibits and the exhibit index as provided in Appellate Rule 29.
- Document
- Exhibits
Must include
- •Exhibit list
As provided in Trial Rule 74(A), the Judges of the Knox Circuit and Superior Courts authorize and direct the person(s) making the transcript to certify the transcript.
The court reporters shall be responsible for filing the transcript with the Clerk of the Knox Circuit Court and for providing notice of filing as provided in Appellate Rule 11(A).
Said Camera in Court Request Form must be submitted in writing to the Court at least five business (5) days prior to the court proceeding.
At the time of removal, a detailed receipt shall be provided by the party removing said items and this receipt will be filed in the case.
A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must file a pre-trial notice with the Court before trial.
Court's wording
A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pre-trial notice with the Court and serve all the parties so that the Court can consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.
Currency exhibits and contraband exhibits, such as controlled substances and weapons, shall be released to the investigative agency at the conclusion of the trial and not placed in the custody of the Court Reporter. A receipt shall be issued and a photograph substituted when such exhibits are released.
Self-Represented parties are required to file appropriate pleadings to initiate court action. The court has discretion to reject incomplete pleadings and other pleadings that do not satisfy Indiana law.
The parties are under a continuing obligation to promptly supplement the Indiana Child Support Guidelines Worksheet if any changes occur prior to final resolution.
Any document filed with the court shall at a minimum, contain a “certificate of service” that states that the document was provided to the other party(ies); the method of sending the document to the other party(ies); and the date of delivery.
- Document
- Court filing
Must include
- •Certificate of service
If an agreement of the parties concerning support provides any deviation from the Indiana Child Support Guideline amount, the parties shall present to the Court a written explanation or a document justifying the deviation.
In all proceedings involving child support, each party shall file with any settlement, or enter into evidence during a trial, Indiana Child Support Guideline Worksheets.
Audio copies of court proceedings will be provided by filing a written request to the specific court using the Request for Audio Records of Proceedings form that will be provided by the court upon request.
Filing & Service rules
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
Standard appeal transcripts must be filed within 45 days and cost $4.25 per page.
Standard appeal transcripts to be filed within 45 days shall cost $4.25 per page.
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The Camera in Court Request Form is due at least five business days before the court proceeding.
Said Camera in Court Request Form must be submitted in writing to the Court at least five business (5) days prior to the court proceeding.
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Service and Proof of Service Rules
Notice of a bail-forfeiture order must be mailed to the defendant’s last known address.
Notice of the Order of Forfeiture shall be mailed to the Defendant at the Defendant’s last known address.
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A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve the pre-trial notice on all parties before trial.
A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pre-trial notice with the Court and serve all the parties so that the Court can consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.
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When reasonably possible, the child-support worksheets must be delivered to the other party before final resolution.
Such worksheets shall, when reasonably possible, be delivered to the other party prior to any final resolution.
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Filing Fees and Waivers
Participants accepted into Knox County Drug Court and transferred to another Indiana county owe a $100 administration fee, a $25 transfer fee, and any $50 monthly fee that accrues beginning in the second month before transfer.
(2) A one-time administration fee of $100 and a one-time $25 transfer fee for participants accepted into the Knox County Drug Court and transferred to another Indiana county. Participants are also liable for the monthly fee of $50 beginning the second month of participation if such fee accrues prior to transfer; and
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Knox County Drug Court participants owe a $100 one-time administration fee and a $50 monthly fee beginning in their second month.
(1) A one-time administration fee of $100, plus a monthly fee of $50 beginning the second month of participation;
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Participants transferred into Knox County Drug Court from another Indiana county owe a $25 one-time transfer fee and $50 for each month they remain under monitoring.
(3) A one-time transfer fee of $25 for participants accepted into the Knox County Drug Court as transfers from another Indiana county, plus the monthly fee of $50 for each month that the participant remains under monitoring by the Knox County Drug Court.
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Participants must pay chemical drug testing and referred rehabilitation and treatment costs, which are separate from the listed Drug Court fees.
Additionally, participants are also responsible for the costs of chemical drug testing, as well as rehabilitation and treatment services performed by referral agencies of the Knox County Drug Court. The costs and fees of the chemical drug testing, treatment costs by referral agencies, and rehabilitation services by referral agencies are not included in the administration, monthly, or transfer fees listed above.
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Transcript charges are $4.25 per page for standard appeal transcripts; non-appeal rates range from $4.25 to $8.50 per page depending on turnaround time, with a $30 minimum fee.
Standard appeal transcripts to be filed within 45 days shall cost $4.25 per page. Non-appeal transcripts shall cost as follows: $4.25 per page for completion within 30 days, $5.25 per page for completion with 14 days, $6.00 per page for completion within 7 days, $7.50 per page for completion within 3 days, and $8.50 per page for completion within 1 day. The minimum fee for any transcript is $30.00.
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