Monroe County Courts, Indiana Sealing & Redaction Procedures

CRITICAL

Financial Inventories, Declarations, and supporting documents must be maintained as confidential; they may be withdrawn at the end of the case only with all parties’ agreement and the presiding judge’s approval.

Financial Inventories and Declarations may be withdrawn by the parties at the conclusion of the case with the agreement of all parties and the approval for the judge presiding in the case. Financial Inventories and Declarations and any supporting documents shall be maintained as confidential documents pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.

CRITICAL

A real estate appraisal filed with the court must be maintained as a confidential court record.

Any real estate appraisal filed with the court shall be maintained by the court as a confidential court record pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.

CRITICAL

Upon request, the court must maintain the written appraisal as a confidential court record.

Upon request, the written appraisal shall be maintained by the court as a confidential court record pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.

CRITICAL

An inventory filed in an unsupervised estate must be maintained by the court as a confidential court record.

If an inventory is filed with the court, it shall be maintained by the court as a confidential court record pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.

CRITICAL

The court must maintain filed inventories and accountings in supervised estates as confidential court records.

The court will maintain any inventory or accounting filed as a confidential court record pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.

WARNING

The court will maintain the Fiduciary Information Form as a confidential court record under Access to Court Records 5.

The court will maintain the Fiduciary Information Form as a confidential court record pursuant to Access to Court Records 5.