Marshall County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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Other pleadings are filed on receipt, but filings sent by registered or certified mail are complete upon mailing.

All other pleadings will be accepted and filed as of the date of receipt; provided, however, that any filing made by registered or certified mail, shall be complete upon mailing.

WARNING

The prosecutor may file a higher-bond request at any point after the individual is booked into the Sheriff Department's custody.

The Marshall County Prosecutor's Office may file a request for higher bond. This may be done at any point once an individual is booked into the Marshall County Sheriff Department's custody.

WARNING

After an individual released on personal recognizance or bond is charged with a new misdemeanor or felony in any jurisdiction, the prosecutor may file a motion to revoke bond.

The Marshall County Prosecutor's Office may file a Motion to Revoke Bond for an individual released on personal recognizance or admitted to bond upon the subsequent charge of that individual for a new misdemeanor or felony offense in any jurisdiction.

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A final accounting must be filed when the guardianship terminates, unless the court waives it.

File a final accounting with the Court upon the termination of the Guardianship, whether due to the death of the Protected Person, or for any other reason, unless waived by the Court;

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Defense counsel must file the appearance form when first appearing in the criminal proceeding.

When an attorney for the defendant first appears in the criminal proceeding, the defense attorney must file an appearance form

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A status report on the Protected Person’s physical condition and general welfare must be filed with the Court every two years after appointment.

File with the Court a status report as to the physical condition and general welfare of the Protected Person every two (2) years after your appointment.

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The offering party must remove material held by the Court Reporter within four months after final disposition, unless the Court orders otherwise.

Any material placed in the custody of the Court Reporter shall be removed by the offering party, except as otherwise ordered by the Court, within four (4) months after the final disposition of the case.

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A verified account of guardianship income and expenditures must be filed every two years after appointment unless the court waives it.

File with the Court a verified account of all the income and expenditures of the Guardianship every two (2) years after your appointment, unless waived by the Court;

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Proposed special findings must be submitted within the time directed by the Court.

Such form of special findings shall be submitted to the Court within the time directed by the Court.

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A verified inventory and appraisement must be filed within 90 days after appointment unless the court waives it.

File with the court, within ninety (90) days after your appointment, a verified inventory and appraisement of all of the property belonging to the protected person, unless waived by the court;

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The required guardianship documents must be completed and filed before any guardianship hearing is scheduled.

Prior to scheduling any hearing on guardianship parties must complete and file the Court’s form titled Instruction for Guardian located in Appendix Ex.2, a proposed order, and proposed oath of guardian.

WARNING

For motions other than T.R. 7 motions to continue, T.R. 56 summary judgment motions, and T.R. 59 motions to correct error, failure to respond or reply within the applicable T.R. 6(D)(2) or Court-established time limits subjects the motion to summary ruling.

For motions other than motions to continue under T.R. 7, summary judgment motions under T.R. 56, and motions to correct error under T.R. 59, the failure to respond or reply in accordance with the time limits allowed by T.R. 6(D)(2) or established by the Court shall subject the motion to summary ruling.

WARNING

Failure to file an opposing brief, memorandum, or designated evidence within the applicable Rule 56 or Court-established time limits subjects a summary judgment motion to summary ruling.

Failure to file opposing briefs or memorandum or designated evidence, in opposition to summary judgment, within time limits established by T.R. 56 or by the Court shall subject the motion to summary ruling.