Pulaski County Courts, Indiana
Court-Level Rules, Filing Procedures & Policies
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Document Filing Requirements2 rules
The court will submit a Petition for approval to the Indiana Office of Court Services in accordance with the Rules adopted by the Board as required by 33-23-16-19(b).
Prior to being established as a Problem Solving Court, a court will provide notice of intent to establish itself to the Indiana Office of Court Services, in accordance with IC 33-23-16-19(a).
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Attorneys must e-file in Pulaski County.
Attorneys are required to e-file in this county
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Other filers are encouraged to e-file in Pulaski County.
others are encouraged to e-file.
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Service and Proof of Service Rules
The jury administrator must mail qualification forms and service-period notices within seven days of the drawing; summons may follow later but must be sent at least one week before service if those materials are sent first.
Not later than seven (7) days after the date of the drawing of names from the jury pool, the jury administrator shall mail to each person whose name is drawn a juror qualification form, and notice of the period during which any service may be performed. The jury administrator may send summons at a later time. If the jury administrator sends the jury qualification form and notice first, the jury administrator shall summon prospective jurors at least one (1) week before service.
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Filing Fees and Waivers
The clerk must collect the fees and transfer them within 30 days after collection for deposit in the appropriate user fee fund.
The Clerk of the Court shall collect fees under this section pursuant to IC 33-23-16-23(d). The fees must be transferred 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 IC 33-37-8-5.
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Problem Solving Court participants may be required to pay an initial-services administration fee capped at $100 per admission, regardless of participation length.
In accordance with the Rules adopted by the Board under IC 33-23-16-23, those persons directed to participate in a Problem Solving Court may be required to pay a Problem Solving Court administration fee of not more than one hundred dollars ($100.00) per admission to a Problem Solving Court for initial services regardless of the length of participation in the Problem Solving Court.
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A Problem Solving Court may require participants to pay a Problem Solving Court Services Fee for each admission to a Problem Solving Court. The Problem Solving Court may assess the Problem Solving Court Services Fee and collect the fee in an amount not to exceed fifty ($50.00) per month beginning the second month of participation and for each month thereafter for the duration of participation in the Problem Solving court, pursuant to IC 33-23-16-23.
A Problem Solving Court may require participants to pay a Problem Solving Court Services Fee for each admission to a Problem Solving Court. The Problem Solving Court may assess the Problem Solving Court Services Fee and collect the fee in an amount not to exceed fifty ($50.00) per month beginning the second month of participation and for each month thereafter for the duration of participation in the Problem Solving court, pursuant to IC 33-23-16-23.
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Court services fees may be used only to fund Problem Solving Court services.
Pursuant to IC 33-23-16-23(e), court services fees must be used only to fund Problem Solving Court services.
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Chambers Communication Rules
Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, upcoming court dates, or documents unavailable online.
Contact the local court directly with questions about jury duty, an upcoming court date, or getting a copy of a document in your case if it isn't available online.
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Use the county's official website or the court and clerk directory to find local court contact information.
For local court contact information, visit the county's official website or see our directory of courts and clerks.
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