Judge Kim Hall

Applies to

Filing

Must include

caption, case number

Every filing must include a caption stating the Court’s name, the action title, and the file or cause number.

Applies to

Appearance form

An attorney entering an appearance must file a written appearance form with the Court.

Applies to

Appearance form

An appearance form must comply with Indiana Trial Rule 3.1.

Applies to

Appearance form

An attorney entering an appearance must serve a copy of the written appearance form on all counsel and unrepresented parties of record.

A filing that must be served under T.R. 5 must be served on all counsel of record or the pro se litigant before filing or on the day it is filed.

Applies to

Entry form

A copy of the entry form must be served on all counsel of record or the pro se litigant when the entry is an appearance of counsel or sets a Court hearing date.

The responding party must type answers in the provided space, supply an oath or affirmation, and serve the original and one copy on propounding counsel.

Filings may be printed or typewritten on 8½-by-11-inch white paper.

Typewritten filings must be double-spaced, except that quotations must be indented and single-spaced; filings must be printed on one side only.

An initial written T.R. 6(B)(1) motion to enlarge the time to respond to a claim is automatically allowed for 30 additional days from the original due date with a written court order.

Subsequent motions for enlargement must be designated as such and are granted only for good cause.

On written request and for good cause, the Court may shorten or extend the time for a discovery response as appropriate.