Parke County Courts, Indiana Filing Timing and Cure Windows
4 rules from official source documents
Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.
Cutoffs and deemed-filed rules
The Clerk must file-mark fax pleadings on the date they are received.
The Clerk shall file mark said pleadings on the date of receipt.
Filing deadlines
A faxed pleading is subject to a motion to strike if the signed copy of the fax original is not delivered within five days.
5.2 Failure to deliver the signed copy of the FAX original within five (5) days shall make such pleading subject to a Motion to Strike.
A party who transmits a pleading by fax must mail a copy to the Clerk within five days, and the mailed pleading must bear transmitting counsel's original signature.
The party transmitting pleadings by FAX must deliver a copy or forward a copy of said pleading to the Clerk within five (5) days by regular mail. The mailed pleading must include the original signature of transmitting counsel.
A withdrawal request must be filed at least ten days before trial, unless good cause is shown.
The Court will not grant a request for withdrawal of appearance unless the same has been filed with the Court at least ten (10) days prior to trial date, except for good cause shown.
What filing deadlines does Parke County Courts, Indiana set?
A faxed pleading is subject to a motion to strike if the signed copy of the fax original is not delivered within five days.
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When is a filing treated as filed in Parke County Courts, Indiana?
The Clerk must file-mark fax pleadings on the date they are received.
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