Court Rules

LaPorte County Courts, Indiana Document Format Requirements

6 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

CRITICAL

Proposed Special Findings must be submitted in an electronic word processing format.

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

Each page of a proposed order must be numbered, and the order must be in word processing format.

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

Attach additional pages when needed to list additional accounts.

(Attach additional pages for additional accounts, if applicable)

WARNING

Attach additional pages as necessary to identify all items with contested ownership or valuation.

(Attach additional pages, if necessary, to identify all items for which ownership or valuation is contested.)

WARNING

Drugs, currency, and other dangerous or valuable items should not be included in appellate records.

Under no circumstances should drugs, currency, or other dangerous or valuable items be included in appellate records.

INFO

The Court prefers that the worksheet be computer generated, but states this as a preference rather than a requirement.

It is preference of the Court that the Worksheet be computer generated.

Common questions about LaPorte County Courts, Indiana document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in LaPorte County Courts, Indiana?

LaPorte County Courts, Indiana's formatting rule includes electronic word processing format. Proposed Special Findings must be submitted in an electronic word processing format.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 19, section Proposed Orders

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