Monroe County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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If the judgment remains unpaid within 30 days, the creditor may file a Motion for Proceeding Supplemental.

If the debtor has not paid a judgment within 30 days, the creditor may file a Motion for Proceeding Supplemental with the Court.

WARNING

Eviction hearing times are set within 15 to 45 days after filing.

The Court sets the time within 15 to 45 days from the filing date.

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Small claims hearings are set on the first available date within 30 to 45 days after filing.

These hearings are set on the first available date within 30-45 days of the filing date.

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A real estate appraisal must be made within one year of the petition for sale being filed.

All appraisals shall be made within one year of the date of the filing of the petition for sale of the real estate.

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Court costs must be paid and all claims satisfied and released on or before the closing affidavit is filed.

All court costs shall be paid, and all claims satisfied and released on or before the date of the filing of the closing affidavit

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The Respondent must make the second strike within seven days of the Petitioner’s strike.

Respondent shall strike second, within seven (7) days of Petitioner’s striking.

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Whenever supervised estate cannot be closed within one year, an intermediate account shall be filed with the court within thirty days after the expiration of one year and each succeeding year thereafter.

Whenever supervised estate cannot be closed within one year, an intermediate account shall be filed with the court within thirty days after the expiration of one year and each succeeding year thereafter.

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The guardian must file reports biennially or at other times ordered by the Court.

The guardian of the incapacitated person shall file reports concerning the incapacitated person biennially or at such other times as ordered by the Court.

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An objection to the admissibility of an expert deposition must be made in writing by the earlier of five days before the deposition or ten days after notice of the deposition, subject to court orders.

C. Depositions of Experts. Depositions of experts shall be admissible at trial regardless of the availability of the witness or other limitations in Trial Rule 32(A), unless objection to the admissibility is made in writing 5 days prior to the taking of said deposition or within 10 days subsequent to notice of the deposition, whichever deadline occurs first subject to any Orders of the court.

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Deadline

1 business days

The next business day, the court reporter for Division I or VI must file the completed application with the Clerk’s Office for assignment of a cause number.

The next business day the court reporter, either Division I or VI, shall file the completed Application with the Clerk’s Office for them to assign a cause number.

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The Media request form must be submitted at least five days before the court proceeding.

Said Media request form must be submitted in writing to the Court at least five (5) days prior to the court proceeding.

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Deadline

2 business days

If a continuance motion says an objection is unknown or that the other party objects, the Court holds it for two business days before ruling to allow objections; for an emergency, the Court need not wait.

If the Motion states that it is unknown whether there is an objection, or that the other party does object, then the Court shall hold the Motion for two business days before ruling, to give the other parties a chance to file any objections. 2. If the Motion is made on an emergency basis, such as illness or unforeseen other emergency of the party, counsel, or a witness, the Court need not wait two business days to rule.

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Petitioner shall strike first, within seven (7) days,

Petitioner shall strike first, within seven (7) days,

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Deadline

2 business days

The Court holds motions to shorten the time to respond to discovery for two business days so the other side can object.

Motions to Shorten Time shall be held by the court for two business days, to give the other side opportunity to make objection.

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A certification that the account is properly restricted must be filed within 30 days after the order authorizing its creation.

Within thirty (30) days after the Order authorizing the creation of the account, a certification that a properly restricted account has been created shall be filed.

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An appraisal for a personal-property sale must be made within the year preceding the petition to sell.

All appraisals shall be made within one year preceding the date of the petition to sell personal property.

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A continuance motion based on either described scheduling conflict must be filed within 7 days after the conflict becomes apparent.

Any such motion for continuance shall be filed within 7 days of the scheduling conflict becoming apparent.

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When ordered to work with a listed professional, the parties have seven days to agree and timely file their agreement; otherwise, the Court issues a panel of three professionals.

If a court orders the parties to work with a professional such as a Mediator, a Custody Evaluator, a Guardian ad Litem, or a Commissioner, the court shall give the parties seven (7) days to agree to the professional. If the parties do not timely file an agreement the Court shall issue a panel of three professionals

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Three months and fifteen days after the first published notice to creditors, the fiduciary or attorney must review each claim, allow or disallow it, and file a notice stating the action taken.

Three months and fifteen days after the date of the first published notice to creditors, the fiduciary or the fiduciary’s attorney, shall examine the Claim Docket and shall allow or disallow each claim filed against the estate, and file a notice with the court stating the action taken.

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The Court must be notified immediately by memorandum when statutory ineligibility applies.

If the offender is not eligible per prohibition by statute (excluding telephone cellular telephone, or other wireless or cellular communications device provision), the Court shall be notified immediately via e-filed memorandum by the supervising probation officer and the offender will not to be placed on the program until or unless statutory prohibitions are remedied.

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If incarceration is requested, the person alleged to be in contempt must bring counsel to the hearing or ask for appointment of a public defender at least ten days before the hearing.

If incarceration is a requested remedy in the Motion for Rule to Show Cause, the person against whom contempt is being alleged shall bring counsel to the hearing or shall ask for appointment of a public defender at least ten days in advance of the hearing.

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The creditor must file a Release of Judgment within 30 days after the opposing party pays the judgment in full.

The Creditor shall file a Release of Judgment within thirty (30) days after the opposing party has paid a judgment in full.

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Court costs must be paid and all claims satisfied and released before the final-account hearing.

All court costs shall be paid, and all claims satisfied and released before the hearing on the final account

WARNING

A dismissal pleading may be filed at any time before judgment.

A claim, counterclaim, or cross-claim may be dismissed by the moving party filing a written pleading at any time before judgment.