Court Rules

Tippecanoe County Courts, Indiana Document Format Requirements

7 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

CRITICAL

After the initial hearing, motions to modify bail or other pretrial-release conditions must be presented to the court in writing.

After Initial Hearing: Once a judicial officer has set the amount of bail or other conditions of pre-trial release after the Initial Hearing, motions to modify the order shall be presented to the respective court in writing, and proper notice of the hearing shall be given to the parties and attorneys of record.

CRITICAL

Prepare each summons in triplicate, placing the original in the Court file and making two copies available for service.

All summonses are to be prepared in triplicate with the original of each to be placed in the Court file with two copies available for service.

WARNING

Papers presented for filing with the Clerk or Court must be flat and unfolded.

All papers presented for filing with the Clerk or Court shall be flat and unfolded.

WARNING

Orders submitted to the Court must include enough copies for the clerk to retain the original and one copy and to mail a copy to each party.

All Orders submitted to the Court shall be in sufficient number so that the original and one copy may be retained by the clerk and a copy mailed to each party.

INFO

If the form does not provide enough space for a complete response, parties should include additional pages.

4. If the space provided is inadequate to fully provide a response you should include additional pages.

INFO

An additional page may be used if necessary to report securities.

F. Securities: (Stocks, Bonds, Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Etc.) Use additional page if necessary.

INFO

If the form does not provide enough space for a complete response, the filer should include additional pages.

4. If the space provided is inadequate to fully provide a response you should include additional pages.

Common questions about Tippecanoe County Courts, Indiana document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Tippecanoe County Courts, Indiana?

Tippecanoe County Courts, Indiana's formatting rule includes prepare each summons in triplicate; place the original in the court file and make two copies available for service.. Prepare each summons in triplicate, placing the original in the Court file and making two copies available for service.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 48, section PREPARATION DATA