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Ind. Elkhart Cnty. Local Rule LR20-TR40-105
Transfer and Assignment
105.1. Circuit Court Transfer and Assignment
The Circuit Court shall have the authority to transfer cases among and between the Judges of the Elkhart
Circuit Court or the Elkhart Superior Court or to other Judicial Officers, including Magistrate Judges,
Senior Judges, Referees, and Temporary Judges to effectuate the timely processing of cases. The Court
may on its own or after an approved request by any party set a case for hearing.
105.2. Superior Court Transfer and Assignment
The Superior Court Judges shall have the authority to transfer cases among and between the Judges of the
Elkhart Circuit Court or the Elkhart Superior Court or to other Judicial Officers, including Magistrate
Judges, Senior Judges, Referees, and Temporary Judges to effectuate the timely processing of cases. The
Court may on its own or after an approved request by any party set a case for hearing. Indiana Code 33-
29-1-9 and Indiana Code 33-29-1-10
105.2.1. Assignment of Cases in Superior Court
All Superior Court cases (except Small Claims and Traffic & Misdemeanor) will be assigned to a
particular Judge or other Judicial Officer of the Superior Court upon filing pursuant to the division
assignment and local filing rule. Each Judicial Officer will be responsible for the management of the
Judicial Officers’ assigned caseload.
105.3. All Entries by Assigned Judge
After the assignment of a case to a Judge or other Judicial Officer, all pleadings, proposed entries,
proposed orders, and any other case filings shall be submitted to the assigned Judge or other Judicial
Officer.
Provenance
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- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-21-elkhart-local-rules-2026-01-01
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