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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-FL00-409

Website Work for Parents

activein force · 2026-01-01 – presentcompiled-edition

Upon completion of triage by the Family Court Coordinator or other designated Family Court staff, the

Court may require parents to complete the following:

A. Dissolution of Marriage, Legal Separation, and Paternity. Up to Parents within fifteen (15) days of

notice of this requirement.

B.

C. Agreed Commitments. Following completion of the website work required by this rule, the parents

shall merge or exchange their chosen Commitments from their website work into a set of Agreed

Commitments.

D. Proof of Compliance.

Proof of compliance is required within 20 days of Notice of this requirement by filing with the court the

Agree Commitments document.

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