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Ind. Allen Cnty. Fam. Local Rule LR02-TR58-20

Preparation of Stipulated Orders and Judgments

activein force · 2016-02-01 – presentcompiled-edition

A. If the parties reach an agreement on any or all issues, the terms of the

agreement shall be reduced to writing and signed by all parties or their counsel,

including the State if it has intervened and the Guardian Ad Litem if one has been

appointed. The signed agreement shall be e-filed with the Court. A separate proposed

Order including the relevant portions of the agreement in the imperative form shall also

be e-filed. The proposed Order shall include instructions regarding the distribution and

delivery of the Order pursuant to Trial Rule 72(D).

B. With all Stipulations, including Mediation Agreements, a Notice of Trial Calendar

Status shall be e-filed. See Appendix B.

C. In the event a money judgment is to be rendered against any party by agreement

such as a child support arrearage, property equalization payment, and/or attorney fees,

a Notice of Judgment shall be e- filed. See Appendix C.

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