IN · rules
Ind. Allen Cnty. Fam. Local Rule LR02-TR65-23
Orders For Protection
A. A Petition For An Order For Protection And Request For A Hearing shall
be filed in the Allen Superior Court Small Claims Division.
B. Pursuant to I.C.34-26-5-6 (4), if a person who petitions for an ex parte
order for protection also has a pending case involving:
1. the Respondent; or
2. a child of the Petitioner and Respondent; the Court that has been petitioned for
relief may immediately consider the ex parte petition and then transfer the
Protective Order case to the Court in which the other case is pending.
C. The Protective Order cause of action shall be maintained with the pending JP,
DR, DN, DC, JQ, JC, JT, JS, JM, RS or JD cause of action. However, the cases are
not consolidated.
D. All pleadings, hearings, and orders pertaining to a Protective Order shall be
in the Protective Order cause of action. An attorney who also represents a party in
a related Family Law case
must file a separate written appearance in the Protective Order case.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-02-allen-local-rules-2016-02-01
- Content hash
45ec9600e54a565d3a87da59726875c0d3bf5ffd18d0efae741f9e8331efe25c
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