IN · rules
Ind. Allen Cnty. Fam. Local Rule LR02-TR26-8
Financial Declaration Form
A. Requirement. Prior to a hearing in a family law matter, including dissolution,
separation, paternity, post-decree, support proceedings and provisional hearings, the
parties shall simultaneously exchange Financial Declaration Forms by the deadlines
prescribed in the applicable court rule and/or governing Court order. The Financial
Declaration Form shall be submitted to the Court during the hearing. The Financial
Declaration Forms shall be in a format approved by the Court. These time limits may
be amended by the Court for good cause shown.
B. Exceptions. The Financial Declaration Form need not be exchanged or filed if:
1. The Court approves the parties’ written agreement to waive the
exchange;
2. The parties have executed a written agreement that settles all
financial issues;
3. The proceeding is one in which the service is by publication
and there is not response;
4. The proceeding concerns issues without financial implications; or,
5. The proceeding concerns support matters enforced by the State.
C. Admissibility. Subject to specific evidentiary challenges, the Financial
Declaration Form shall be admissible into evidence during the hearing. The submission
of the Financial Declaration Form shall not prohibit any other relevant discovery
permitted under the Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure.
D. Financial Declaration – Mandatory Discovery. The exchange of Financial
Declaration Forms constitutes mandatory discovery, and Trial Rule 37 sanctions
are applicable. Additionally, pursuant to Trial Rules 26(E) (2) and (3), the Financial
Declaration Form shall be supplemented if additional information becomes
available.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-02-allen-local-rules-2016-02-01
- Content hash
c0355a61900b2a4a6a21a2cbd9bfea6f63f9d834f7bc2ca3f61fa692a485425d
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