LaPorte County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Applies to

Proposed special findings

When special findings are required or requested, counsel must e-file the proposed findings and also submit them to the Court by email.

In all cases in which the court is required to enter special findings of fact or the parties request the Court to issue special findings of fact, counsel shall e-file and submit to the Court by electronic mail in an electronic word processing format Proposed Special Findings embracing all the facts that they allege to have been proved and relevant conclusions of law thereon.

CRITICAL

Attorneys must e-file in LaPorte County.

Attorneys are required to e-file in this county; others are encouraged to e-file.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Filing

The LaPorte County Courts do not accept filings by fax.

A. Filings by Fax. The LaPorte County Courts do not accept filings by fax.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Proposed order

Proposed orders must be e-filed and emailed to the Court in word processing format, with every page numbered.

The proposed order shall be e-filed and electronically mailed to the Court in a word processing format, and each page shall be numbered.

WARNING

requests for discovery shall be served upon the parties and should not be filed with the Court, unless in connection with a dispute concerning compliance with prior discovery requests.

requests for discovery shall be served upon the parties and should not be filed with the Court, unless in connection with a dispute concerning compliance with prior discovery requests.

WARNING

A notice of service of discovery should not be filed unless connected to a compliance dispute.

Notice of service of discovery should not be filed, unless in connection with a dispute concerning compliance.