Court Rules

Rush County Courts, Indiana Electronic Filing Rules

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Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.

CRITICAL

The Judges of Rush Superior and Circuit Courts authorize pro se litigants only to file documents by facsimile transmission. Any documents to be filed by facsimile must be sent to the Rush County Clerk’s Office fax line at (765) 932-4165.

The Judges of Rush Superior and Circuit Courts authorize pro se litigants only to file documents by facsimile transmission. Any documents to be filed by facsimile must be sent to the Rush County Clerk’s Office fax line at (765) 932-4165.

CRITICAL

Pro se litigants may not file documents by email to the Clerk or either court.

Pro se litigants may not file documents by emailing documents to the Rush County Clerk, or to the Rush Circuit Court or the Rush Superior Court.

WARNING

Fax filing is available only for matters that do not require payment of fees.

In order for a pro se litigant to file a document by facsimile transmission, the following must apply: A. Such matter does not exceed ten (10) pages including the cover sheet; B. Such matter does not require the payment of fees;

INFO

Pro se litigants may file documents through the State e-filing system, in person at the Clerk’s Office, or by fax.

Pro se litigants may file documents through the State e-filing system, in-person at the Rush County Clerk’s Office or by facsimile transmission, as outlined below.

Common questions about Rush County Courts, Indiana electronic filing rules

Is electronic filing required in Rush County Courts, Indiana?

Electronic filing is permitted for the covered filings. The Judges of Rush Superior and Circuit Courts authorize pro se litigants only to file documents by facsimile transmission. Any documents to be filed by facsimile must be sent to the Rush County Clerk’s Office fax line at (765) 932-4165.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section ADMINISTRATIVE RULES — Facsimile Transmission

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