Wabash County Courts, Indiana Document Format Requirements
9 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
CRITICAL
Proposed final instructions must be submitted under separate cover in duplicate: one set numbered and including supporting authority, and the other unmarked as to the submitting party except for the cover sheet.
Such proposed instructions shall be submitted under separate cover, in duplicate, with one set bearing the number of the tendered instruction and any supporting authority, and the other without any markings indicating the party submitting the instructions, with the exception of the attached cover sheet.
CRITICAL
The affidavits must list property and debts in the same order and with matching numbers, and separately number items not included in the other party’s affidavit.
Each Affidavit shall list the property and debts of the parties in the same order and using the same numbers. To the extent respective Affidavits include property or debts not included by the other party they shall be separately numbered.
CRITICAL
Written orders submitted for signature must be single-spaced and identify the submitting attorney and all other attorneys of record or pro se litigants at the lower left of the final page.
All written orders submitted to the Court for signature shall be single spaced, and shall bear in the lower left hand corner of the final page an indication of the attorney submitting such order and all other attorneys of record (or Pro Se litigants), in order that signed copies may be distributed to all parties of record and/or their attorney(s).
CRITICAL
Papers submitted to the Clerk or judge must be flat and unfolded unless received by mail; typewritten pages must have no covers or backs and be fastened only at the top.
All papers submitted to the Clerk or judge for filing shall be flat and unfolded, unless received by mail. Typewritten pages shall have no covers or backs and shall be fastened together at the top and at no other place.
CRITICAL
Transcript-fee reports must use forms prescribed by the Division of State Court Administration.
The reporting shall be made on forms prescribed by the Division of State Court Administration.
WARNING
Duplicated forms containing interrogatories may be served only if the interrogatories or special forms are consecutively numbered and apply to the particular case.
(A) No duplicated forms containing interrogatories shall be served upon a party unless all interrogatories or special forms are consecutively numbered and applicable to the particular cause in which they are sought.
WARNING
Each interrogatory must be numbered individually and consecutively.
Each interrogatory shall be numbered individually and consecutively.
WARNING
Filings requiring action by the Court should be submitted to the Court in person, or by submitting a proposed docket sheet entry on minute sheets.
Filings requiring action by the Court should be submitted to the Court in person, or by submitting a proposed docket sheet entry on minute sheets.
INFO
Filings that do not require Court action may be submitted to the Reporter for entry using proposed docket entries written on the provided minute sheets.
Filings not requiring action by the Court may be submitted to the Reporter for entry by proposed docket entries written on minute sheets provided for that purpose.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Wabash County Courts, Indiana?
Wabash County Courts, Indiana's formatting rule includes single spacing. Written orders submitted for signature must be single-spaced and identify the submitting attorney and all other attorneys of record or pro se litigants at the lower left of the final page.
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