Owen County Courts, Indiana
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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- A. Requirement Of Court Order. No written motion to, or order of, the Court shall be required to obtain discovery pursuant to these rules, except: 1. For additional discovery or disclosure not specifically required by these rules; 2. For an extension of time within which to comply with these rules, specifying the reasons for the extension; 3. For a protective order; or 4. To complete compliance with these rules.
- Continuances must be requested by motion, and the Court will grant them only for “good case.”
- A motion to continue based on a conflicting setting must identify the other court, the case name and cause number, the nature of the conflicting hearing or trial, and the date it was scheduled.
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Request must include
- A motion to continue based on a witness’s unavailability must be filed at least seven days before the scheduled trial date.
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Document Format Requirements1 rule
documents, bring photocopies also. If the judge is satisfied as to the genuineness of the copies and there is no objection by the other party, the photocopies may be identified and made part of the court record of the trial in place of the original documents.
Document Filing Requirements24 rules
Anyone released on recognizance or bail for a misdemeanor or felony must execute a written Promise to Appear, which the Sheriff must immediately forward to Circuit 1.
Court's wording
Any person, whether released on recognizance or bail for a misdemeanor or felony offense, shall be required to execute a written Promise to Appear in the appropriate court at the designated date and time. The Promise to Appear form shall be immediately forwarded to Circuit 1 by the Sheriff.
For a felony other than a level 6 felony, court approval is required before a 10% cash bond may be posted, and the defendant and bond poster must execute the court-specified form if approved.
Court's wording
No individual charged with a felony, except for a level 6 felony, may post a 10% cash bond unless the Court first approves the posting of such a bond. In the event that the Court approves such a bond, the defendant and the person posting the bond shall execute a Personal Appearance Bond with Ten Percent Cash Deposit form as specified by this Court.
When bond is posted, the defendant must sign a promise to appear; three copies must be prepared, with the original and a bond copy filed with the Clerk and copies distributed to the defendant and Prosecuting Attorney and retained by the Sheriff.
Court's wording
When bond is posted as provided herein, the Sheriff of Owen County, Indiana, or his designated employee, shall cause the defendant to sign a promise to appear in the Owen Circuit Court. Three copies of such promise to appear shall be prepared. The original, with a copy of said bond attached, shall be filed with the Clerk of the Owen Circuit Court. The Sheriff shall deliver one copy of said promise to appear to the defendant, a second copy to the Prosecuting Attorney and shall retain one copy in the files of the Owen County Sheriff.
The executed bond form must be delivered to the Clerk with the bond amount.
Court's wording
When a defendant and the person posting the bond have executed the Personal Appearance Bond With Ten Percent Cash Deposit form, the said form shall be delivered to the Clerk of this Court with the amount of the bond.
A misdemeanor defendant may post a 10% cash bond without prior court approval if the defendant and bond poster execute the court-specified form.
Court's wording
Any individual charged with a misdemeanor may post a 10% cash bond without prior approval of the Court provided that the defendant and the person posting said bond execute a Personal Appearance Bond with Ten Percent Cash Deposit form as specified by this Court.
The Clerk may release a cash bond only under a judge’s written order after judgment and payment of all imposed fines, fees, costs, and assessments.
Court's wording
No cash bond may be released by the Owen County Clerk, except upon written order of a judge after judgment has been entered and any fines, fees, and costs including probation users fees and assessments imposed by the Court have been paid and satisfied.
If bail is set at a probable cause hearing, the amount of bail set by the judge shall be endorsed upon the arrest warrant and shall supersede conflicting provisions of this order.
An attorney must file a written appearance for the defendant at the earliest possible time after being retained by the defendant or appointed by the Court to represent the defendant.
Orders requiring entry in the judgment docket must include “judgment” in the title and state the specific judgment amount in the body.
Court's wording
Judgment Docket (IC 33-32-3-2), wherein all orders requiring entry in the judgment docket shall include the term “judgment” in the title and shall set forth the specific dollar amount of the judgment in the body of the order;
At the time of removal, a detailed receipt shall be given to the court reporter by the party receiving and removing the evidence, the receipt will be made part of the court file.
A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must file a pretrial notice with the trial court before trial.
Court's wording
A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pretrial notice with the trial court and serve all the parties so that the court can consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.
Each party shall be individually responsible for complying with this requirement and providing proof of compliance with the Court.
A suit based on a written contract or account must include one copy for the court records and one copy for each defendant.
Court's wording
If your suit is based upon a written contract or account, you MUST provide to the clerk of the court one (1) copy of the contract or account statement for the court records and one (1) copy for each Defendant.
You must give the clerk the correct name, address and telephone number of the Defendant. Be sure the named Defendant is the real party in interest.
You must fill out several copies of a Notice of Claim form by briefly and clearly stating in writing the nature and amount of your claim against the Defendant.
A corporate resolution and an affidavit are on file with the clerk authorizing the employee to represent the corporation.
3) the business has on filed with the clerk an employee affidavit and certificate of compliance designating a full-time employee to represent the business.
To do this simply fill out a Notice of Claim form under the direction of the clerk naming the person whom you believe responsible as the "Third-Party Defendant" and explain on the form why you believe this person should be responsible to you for the Plaintiff's claim.
The affidavit must: (1) state that there are questions of fact in the case which require a jury trial; (2) must explain and specify those questions of fact; and (3) must state that the request for a jury trial is made in good faith.
Once you have received full payment of your judgment, you must release the judgment with the clerk.
If the Debtor Dies. To collect the judgment if the debtor dies before the judgment is paid, you must file a claim against the deceased's estate.
Parties may seek access to the confidential cases or records in another case within the Family Court proceeding in which they are not a party, by written petition based on relevancy and need.
If you and the Defendant can work out some agreement, reduce it to writing, and submit it to the Court prior to the trial date, then no trial will be necessary.
If the Plaintiff and the Defendant are able to reach a settlement of the dispute before the trial, the parties should write down the settlement and, after signing the agreement, file it with the clerk of the court.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Attorneys are required to file electronically in Owen County.
Attorneys are required to e-file in this county;
Page 1 | E-file a case
Non-attorneys are encouraged to file electronically in Owen County.
others are encouraged to e-file.
Page 1 | E-file a case
Filing Timing and Cure Windows
A motion to continue based on a conflicting setting must be filed within 14 days after notice of the conflict.
All motions for continuance based on conflicting case settings shall be filed within 14 days after notice of the conflict
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
The written appearance is due at the earliest possible time after the attorney is retained or appointed.
An attorney must file a written appearance for the defendant at the earliest possible time after being retained by the defendant or appointed by the Court to represent the defendant.
Page 15 | APPEARANCE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL
The listed limitations period is two years for personal injury and damage to personal property.
1) Two Years A. Personal injury (that is, injury to a person as opposed to damage to property). B. Damage to personal property.
Page 9 | Deadlines for Filing Suit (Statute of Limitations)
The limitations period begins when a contract is breached or when personal injury or property damage occurs.
The time limit begins to run for a contract when the contract is breached (broken) and for personal injury or damages to property when the injury occurs.
Page 9 | Deadlines for Filing Suit (Statute of Limitations)
A lawsuit must be filed within the applicable statute of limitations and cannot be brought after that period expires.
Before you bring your lawsuit you must be sure that the suit is filed within the time period provided by the statute of limitations. You cannot bring suit if the time limit has expired.
Page 9 | Deadlines for Filing Suit (Statute of Limitations)
The listed limitations period is six years for accounts, specified unwritten contracts, rents and use of real estate, real-estate damage, recovery of personal property, and promissory notes or contracts for payment of money.
2) Six Years A. Accounts. B. Contracts not in writing (other than a contract for sale of goods). C. Rents and use of real estate (landlord-tenant disputes). D. Damage to real estate. E. Recovery of personal property. F. Promissory notes and/or contracts for the payment of money.
Page 9 | Deadlines for Filing Suit (Statute of Limitations)
A counterclaim must be filed early enough for the Plaintiff to receive it at least seven days before trial.
You must file your counterclaim with the Court so that the Court will be able to maila copy to the Plaintiff in time for the Plaintiff to receive it at least seven (7) days before the trial.
Page 13 | Counterclaims
The transfer fee is due within ten days after the jury-trial request is granted.
The transfer fee must be paid within ten (10) days after the jury trial request has been granted; otherwise, the party requesting the jury trial has waived the request.
Page 13 | Jury Trials
A Defendant must request a jury trial no later than ten days after service of the Notice of Claim.
If the Defendant wants a jury trial, it must be requested no later than ten days after the Defendant is served with the Notice of Claim.
Page 13 | Jury Trials
A change-of-judge request must be filed in writing within 30 days after suit is filed, or earlier if trial is set within 30 days of filing.
A party seeking a change of judge must file that written request with the court within thirty (30) days after suit is filed (Trial Rule 76) or earlier if the trial is set within (30) days after filing suit.
Page 14 | Change of Judge
A party seeking an appeal must take the required action within 30 days of the Small Claims Court judgment.
To qualify for an appeal, the appealing party must take certain action within thirty (30) days of the Small Claims Court judgment.
Page 18 | Appeal
A request to vacate or set aside a default judgment must be filed within one year after entry of the judgment.
Such a request must be filed with the court within one (1) year of the date the judgment was entered.
Page 18 | Vacating a Default Judgment
A motion to withdraw an appearance based solely on nonpayment will not be granted if filed more than six months after the initial hearing.
D. WITHDRAWAL BASED ON NONPAYMENT OF FEES. An attorney’s motion to vacate or withdraw his appearance on behalf of a defendant based solely upon the defendant’s failure to pay the attorney’s fee, will not be granted: 1. If filed more than 6 months after the initial hearing;
Page 15 | APPEARANCE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL
A motion to withdraw an appearance based solely on nonpayment will not be granted if filed less than 30 days before the scheduled trial date.
D. WITHDRAWAL BASED ON NONPAYMENT OF FEES. An attorney’s motion to vacate or withdraw his appearance on behalf of a defendant based solely upon the defendant’s failure to pay the attorney’s fee, will not be granted: 2. If filed less than 30 days before scheduled trial date.
Page 16 | APPEARANCE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL
An attorney’s appearance is deemed withdrawn after the time to appeal a merits disposition expires without an appeal; if an appeal is initiated, the attorney remains of record until its conclusion or other authorized withdrawal.
E. Duration of Appearance. An attorney’s appearance on behalf of a defendant is deemed to be vacated or withdrawn after the time permitted to file a Notice of Appeal for the purposes of appealing a disposition on the merits has elapsed and an appeal has not been initiated. If an appeal is initiated, the attorney remains of record for the defendant until the appeal is concluded or the appearance is otherwise vacated pursuant to this rule.
Page 16 | APPEARANCE OF DEFENSE COUNSEL
The Clerk must place pleadings and case-related documents in the proper case file within five days of receipt from the Owen Circuit Court.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Owen County (Clerk) shall place within five (5) days of receipt from the Owen Circuit Court all pleadings and case- related documents in the proper case file.
Page 22 | LR60-AR10-1 OWEN COUNTY CLERK/DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
A party may object for cause to the Family Court designation within ten days after notice of selection is sent.
Within ten (10) days after notice is sent that a case has been selected for Family Court, a party may object for cause to the Family Court designation.
Page 28 | LR60-FL-2D DESIGNATION OF FAMILY COURT CASE AND CHANGE OF JUDGE FOR CAUSE
If you and the Defendant can work out some agreement, reduce it to writing, and submit it to the Court prior to the trial date, then no trial will be necessary.
If you and the Defendant can work out some agreement, reduce it to writing, and submit it to the Court prior to the trial date, then no trial will be necessary.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
A Defendant may file a third-party notice of claim before trial against a nonparty believed responsible for all or part of the Plaintiff's claim.
If you are the Defendant and you believe that another person who is not a party to the suit may be responsible to you for all or part of the Plaintiff's claim, before the trial you may file a third-party notice of claim against the person.
Page 13 | Counterclaims
The State or the defendant may file a request to modify bond at any time.
The State and/or the defendant, at any time, can file a request for modification of bond.
Page 14 | N. Modification
Service and Proof of Service Rules
A party offering biologically contaminated evidence must serve all parties with the pretrial notice before trial.
A party who offers biologically contaminated evidence must file a pretrial notice with the trial court and serve all the parties so that the court can consider the issue and rule appropriately before trial.
Page 25 | G. Biologically Contaminated Evidence
The court must mail actual notice of the evidence-destruction date to attorneys of record and to unrepresented parties.
In all cases, the court shall provide actual notice, by mail, to all attorneys of record and to parties only if unrepresented by counsel, that the evidence will be destroyed by a date certain if not retrieved before that date.
Page 25 | F. Notification and Disposition
Counsel and parties must keep the court informed of their current addresses, and notice to the last current address is sufficient.
Counsel and parties have the duty to keep the court informed of their current addresses and notice to the last current address shall be sufficient.
Page 25 | F. Notification and Disposition
The court must provide the parties a copy of an order or the entire CCS at or before judicial notice is taken.
(a) a court order, the court shall provide a copy of that court order; or (b) a CCS or CCS entry(s), the court shall provide a copy of the entire CCS. The court shall provide copies of the order or CCS to the parties to the case at or before the time judicial notice is taken.
Page 29 | Access to Records
The Notice of Claim may be delivered by certified mail or by the sheriff.
You must pay the cost of filing the suit regardless of whether you choose to have the Notice of Claim delivered by certified mail, or to have the sheriff deliver it to the Defendant.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
The named defendant must be served with notice of the suit at least 10 days before the parties’ court appearance.
Notice of the suit must be served upon the named Defendant at least ten (10) days before the parties are to appear in court.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
The Court mails the counterclaim to the Plaintiff, who must receive it at least seven days before trial.
You must file your counterclaim with the Court so that the Court will be able to maila copy to the Plaintiff in time for the Plaintiff to receive it at least seven (7) days before the trial.
Page 13 | Counterclaims
A copy of every continuance request must be mailed to the other party.
A continuance must be requested in writing by sending the request to the Court and mailing a copy of the request for continuance to the other party.
Page 14 | Continuances
Filing Fees and Waivers
Drug Court participants must pay an additional $40 monthly service fee beginning in the second month and continuing for each month of participation.
Those persons directed to participate in the Owen County Drug Court shall in addition to the $100.00 admission fee pay an additional $40.00 per month for a Drug Court service fee beginning with the second month of participation and for each month thereafter for the duration of participation in the Owen County Drug Court in accordance with I.C. 33-23-16-23.
Page 14 | LR60-CR00-11 DRUG COURT FEE
Drug Court participants must pay a $100 administration fee per admission for initial services, regardless of participation length, and the Clerk must collect and transmit the fee within 30 days after collection.
Those persons directed to participate in the Owen County Drug Court shall pay a $100.00 Court administration fee per admission for initial Drug Court services regardless of the length of participation in the Owen County Drug Court in accordance with I.C. 33-23-16-23. The Clerk of the Court shall collect and transmit the fee within thirty (30) days after the fees are collected for deposit by the auditor or fiscal officer in the appropriate user fee fund established under I.C. 33-37-8.
Page 14 | LR60-CR00-11 DRUG COURT FEE
The Court must impose the statutory late payment fee in cases meeting the statute’s criteria.
The Court shall impose the late payment fee as authorized under I.C. 33-37-5-22 in the manner prescribed under that statute in those cases meeting the criteria of the statute.
Page 15 | LATE PAYMENT FEE
The claimant must pay the filing cost regardless of the chosen delivery method; the defendant will be ordered to repay it if the claimant wins, but it will not be repaid if the claimant loses.
You must pay the cost of filing the suit regardless of whether you choose to have the Notice of Claim delivered by certified mail, or to have the sheriff deliver it to the Defendant. If you win your suit, the Defendant will be ordered to repay this money to you. You will not be repaid if you lose.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
A Defendant demanding a jury trial must file an affidavit and pay a $70 fee.
The Defendant demands a jury trial by filing an affidavit and paying a seventy dollar ($70.00) fee.
Page 13 | Jury Trials
The transfer fee must be paid within ten days after the jury-trial request is granted, or the request is waived.
The transfer fee must be paid within ten (10) days after the jury trial request has been granted; otherwise, the party requesting the jury trial has waived the request.
Page 13 | Jury Trials
Fees paid to the clerk for filing and serving the Defendant are nonrefundable if you withdraw or dismiss your claim before trial.
You may withdraw or dismiss your claim prior to trial, but fees paid to the clerk for filing and service upon the Defendant cannot be returned.
Page 11 | Filing a Small Claim
A plaintiff who refiles a claim dismissed without prejudice must pay another filing fee.
If the claim is dismissed without prejudice, the Plaintiff can refile the claim by paying another filing fee.
Page 17 | Plaintiff Fails to Appear at Trial
To register a judgment in another county, deliver a certified copy and the necessary fee to that county's clerk.
This is done by obtaining a certified copy of the judgment and delivering it, along with the necessary fee, to the Clerk of the county in question for registering in that Clerk's judgment docket.
Page 18 | Collection of Small Claim after Judgment
Notice of Claim forms are available from the clerk's office free of charge.
Notice of Claim forms are available from the clerk's office without charge.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
Sealing & Redaction Procedures
Upon the Court granting a protective order, a summary of the protected information must be sealed and preserved in the case record.
Upon order of the Court granting such relief, a summary of the protected information, shall be sealed and preserved in the record of the case.
Page 8 | GENERAL RULES PERTAINING TO DISCOVERY — H. In Camera Examination
Parties generally may access Family Court proceeding cases, but not confidential cases or records in which they are not a party; confidential records must retain their status and be excluded from the public record.
Access to Records Parties to a Family Court proceeding shall have access to all cases within the Family Court Proceeding, with the exception of confidential cases or records to which they are not a party. Parties may seek access to the confidential cases or records in another case within the Family Court proceeding in which they are not a party, by written petition based on relevancy and need. Confidential records shall retain their confidential status and the Family Court shall direct that confidential records not be included in the public record of the proceedings.
Page 29 | Access to Records
Adjournment & Extension Requirements
A. Requirement Of Court Order. No written motion to, or order of, the Court shall be required to obtain discovery pursuant to these rules, except: 1. For additional discovery or disclosure not specifically required by these rules; 2. For an extension of time within which to comply with these rules, specifying the reasons for the extension; 3. For a protective order; or 4. To complete compliance with these rules.
A. Requirement Of Court Order. No written motion to, or order of, the Court shall be required to obtain discovery pursuant to these rules, except: 1. For additional discovery or disclosure not specifically required by these rules; 2. For an extension of time within which to comply with these rules, specifying the reasons for the extension; 3. For a protective order; or 4. To complete compliance with these rules.
Page 7 | GENERAL RULES PERTAINING TO DISCOVERY — A. Requirement Of Court Order
The Court will not grant a discovery continuance filed more than six months after the initial hearing unless the moving party shows the need could not have been anticipated or the discovery could not have been completed with due diligence.
However, no continuances for the purpose of discovery filed more than 6 months after the initial hearing will be granted by the Court, absent demonstration by the moving party that need for the additional discovery could not have been anticipated, or that the discovery could not have been completed by the exercise of due diligence.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
Continuances must be requested by motion, and the Court will grant them only for “good case.”
All motions for continuance shall be requested, and will be granted by the Court only for good case.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
A motion to continue based on a conflicting setting must identify the other court, the case name and cause number, the nature of the conflicting hearing or trial, and the date it was scheduled.
All motions for continuance based on conflicting case settings shall be filed within 14 days after notice of the conflict and shall specify: 1. The court in which the conflicting case is pending; 2. The name and cause number of the case; 3. The nature of the conflicting hearing or trial; and 4. The date upon which the other court scheduled the conflicting setting.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
A witness-unavailability continuance motion filed more than six months after the initial hearing, or one that is objected to, must comply with IC 35-36-7-1 or IC 35-36-7-2.
Any such motion filed more than 6 months after the initial hearing, or any such motion to which an objection is filed, must comply with IC 35-36-7-1 or IC 35-36-7-2.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
A motion to continue based on a witness’s unavailability must be filed at least seven days before the scheduled trial date.
Any motion for continuance based on the unavailability of a witness shall be filed at least 7 days before the scheduled trial date.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
A case scheduled for trial remains on the trial docket unless the Court orders a continuance.
However, all cases scheduled for trial remain on the trial docket, unless continued on order of the Court.
Page 18 | LR60-CR4-1 TRIAL SCHEDULE
A continuance requires good cause and the judge's specific approval; ordinarily, each party may receive no more than one continuance per case.
Continuances (postponements) will only be granted if good cause is shown. Except in unusual circumstances, no party shall be allowed more than one (1) continuance in any case, and each continuance must be specifically approved by the judge.
Page 14 | Continuances
A continuance request must be in writing, sent to the Court, and mailed to the other party.
A continuance must be requested in writing by sending the request to the Court and mailing a copy of the request for continuance to the other party.
Page 14 | Continuances
The Court may grant a continuance for further discovery upon a showing of good cause.
Continuances for the purpose of conducting further discovery may be granted for good cause shown.
Page 9 | CONTINUANCES
If the clerk or sheriff cannot find or notify the defendant within the service period, the claimant may dismiss the suit or request a continuance.
If the clerk or the sheriff is unable to find or notify the Defendant of the lawsuit within this time, you may either dismiss the suit or request a continuance
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
When requesting a continuance, you may be required to obtain the Defendant’s current address and file an Alias Notice of Claim with any exhibits.
If such a continuance is requested, you may also be required to obtain a more current address for the Defendant and to file an Alias Notice of Claim, with attached exhibits, if any.
Page 11 | Filing a Small Claim
If the Plaintiff does not receive the counterclaim at least seven days before trial, the Plaintiff may request a continuance to prepare a defense.
If the Plaintiff does not receive the copy of the counterclaim within that time, the Plaintiff may request a continuance (postponement) of the trial date to allow time to prepare to defend against your counterclaim.
Page 13 | Counterclaims
If the debtor cannot be found for service of the order to appear, the winning party may request a continuance to allow more time to locate and serve the debtor with hearing notice.
If the debtor cannot be found to be served with the order to appear, the winning party can request that the hearing be continued for a period of time to allow more time to find the debtor and to serve him or her with notice of hearing.
Page 19 | Collection of a Small Claim after Judgment
Chambers Communication Rules
A party must promptly notify the court if their mailing address or telephone number changes.
If you change your mailing address or telephone number after you have become a party to a small claims suit, either as the Plaintiff or the Defendant, you must promptly notify the court of the change.
Page 9 | Change of Address or Telephone Number
A litigant may ask the clerk for procedural help, but must consult an attorney for legal advice; the judge and clerk cannot provide legal advice.
If you have questions about the procedure you must follow or any other matter relating to your case, ask the clerk for help. If you need legal advice, you must talk to an attorney. Neither the judge nor the clerk can help you with legal advice.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
If trial-date notification has not arrived within 10 days after filing, the litigant should call court staff to learn the court date.
If you do not receive the notification of your trial date within 10 days after you have filed your case, you should call the court staff to find out when your court date is.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
A party may ask the clerk to issue a subpoena for a nonvoluntary witness and should make the request as early as possible.
If a witness does not want to appear and testify voluntarily, a party may request the clerk to issue a subpoena ordering the witness to appear at the trial. Requests for subpoenas should be made at the earliest possible date.
Page 16 | Witnesses and Exhibits for Trial
For questions about court procedures, practices, or policies, contact the Clerk or court staff for assistance.
If you have a question about a particular procedure, practice or court policy, check with the Clerk or the Court staff. He or she may be able to assist you.
Page 4 | Application of Manual
A litigant who is traveling far or taking time off work may call court staff or the clerk the day before trial to ask whether the defendant has been served.
If you are driving a long way or are taking time off of work to attend the trial, you may want to call the court staff or the clerk the day before the trial to determine whether service has been obtained on the Defendant.
Page 10 | Filing a Small Claim
When filing a Proceedings Supplemental, you may ask the clerk to issue Interrogatories to a known employer if you know the debtor has a job and the employer’s address.
If you know that the debtor has a job and know the address of his or her employer, you may ask the clerk to issue Interrogatories to the employer when you file the Proceedings Supplemental.
Page 19 | Collection of a Small Claim after Judgment
You may call the clerk’s office to ask whether payments made there are being made.
If payments are made to the clerk's office, neither that office nor the court will monitor payments, but you may call the clerk's office to ask about whether payments are being made.
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