IN · rules
Ind. Allen Cnty. Civ. Local Rule LR02-TR3.1-03
Appearances
A. Written Appearance Form. An attorney entering an appearance on behalf of
any party shall file a written appearance as provided in T.R. 3.1. Unrepresented
parties shall file a written appearance as provided in T.R. 3.1. The person filing
the written appearance must serve a copy of the written appearance on all
parties of record. The attorneys and unrepresented parties have a duty to timely
and properly file the written appearance.
B. Duty to Review Chronological Case Summary. The attorneys and
unrepresented parties filing an appearance shall review the Chronological Case
Summary of the case in which their appearance is filed to determine all
established deadlines, all hearing and trial dates and times, and all pending
motions, as well as to be familiar with all previously entered Orders of the Court.
C. Certification Upon Entering Written Appearance. By entering a written
appearance, the attorneys are certifying to the Court that they are authorized to
practice law in the Allen Superior and Circuit Courts. By entering a written
appearance, the attorneys and unrepresented parties are certifying to the Court
that they have read and agree to be bound by the Allen County Local Rules, and
have reviewed the Chronological Case Summary as required herein.
Adopted as Superior Civil Rule 3, September 8, 2000, effective November 1, 2000.
Renumbered as Superior and Circuit Civil Rule 3.1-1 and amended effective
December 7, 2006. Renumbered as Superior and Circuit Civil Rule TR3.1-03
effective January 1, 2015. Amended in 2018, effective December 1, 2018.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-02-allen-local-rules-2016-02-01
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72482a04540748d6041062d8bdaa44e19f38b67747d11b983cfcc5538c56e610
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