Judge Chris Wrede

Fee

$1

Applies to

Fax filing

Fax filings cost $1 per page, capped at $10 per transmission, subject to stated exemptions; untimely payment may lead to dismissal or sanctions.

Fee

$4.5

Applies to

County indigent transcript

County indigent transcripts are capped at $4.50 per page, with a $20-per-hour binding labor charge and exhibit-binder charges permitted.

Applies to

County indigent transcript

A minimum fee may be charged for each County indigent transcript; the amount is not stated.

Applies to

Cover sheet

Must include

page count, case number

A faxed pleading or proposed order must be accompanied by a cover sheet identifying the sender and document, providing specified filing information, and bearing the authorizing attorney’s or pro se party’s signature.

Applies to

Pleading

After a Special Judge is selected, each subsequently filed pleading must designate the Special Judge immediately below the cause number.

Applies to

Pleading or paper

Must include

certificate of service

E. A copy of each pleading or each paper filed with the Court after a Special Judge has been appointed shall be filed with the Special Judge by the counsel or litigant with service indicated on the certificate of service.

For covered pleadings requiring service other than under Trial Rule 5, or requiring execution of an order, the filer need transmit only one copy and the Clerk will produce duplicate copies for service.

The Clerk or Court may return a response or order by fax to the party that sent a fax.

After a Special Judge is appointed, counsel or the litigant must file a copy of each subsequent pleading or paper with the Special Judge and indicate service on the certificate of service.

Non-documentary and oversized exhibits must remain with the trial court and must not be sent to the appellate court during an appeal.

Photographs of any exhibit may be included in the volume of documentary exhibits.

Under no circumstances should drugs, currency or other dangerous or valuable items be included in appellate records.