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Ind. Marion Cnty. Prob. Local Rule LR49-PR00 Rule 400

Title, Authority, Purpose, Scope

activein force · 2026-10-02 – presentcompiled-edition

APPLICATION AND ADDITIONAL RULES

400.1 Title. These rules shall be known as the “Marion Superior Court Probate Rules”

(“Rules”) and may be cited as “MSCPR” followed by the Rule number.

400.2 Authority. These Rules are adopted pursuant to the authority granted by I.C. 29-1-1-7

and are intended to supplement the provisions of the Indiana Probate Code and the Indiana Trust

Code.

400.3 Purpose. The purpose of these Rules and the MSCPR forms referenced herein is to

facilitate the timely, orderly and uniform resolution of probate matters by providing guidance as

well as emphasizing certain applicable Indiana statutory requirements.

400.4 Scope. These Rules shall be considered as standing Orders of the Marion Superior Court

8, Probate Division (“Court”) applicable in all probate matters filed in the Marion Circuit and

Superior Courts, and compliance is required without further written Order of the Court.

400.5 Application of Rules of Procedure. As supplemented by these Rules and except as

otherwise provided in the Probate Code or other applicable rule of law, the Indiana Rules of Trial

Procedure shall apply to trial procedures in any probate matter.

400.6 Application of Local Rules. These Rules are in addition to and are not intended to

replace the Marion Circuit and Superior Court Civil Rules, which rules shall apply to probate

proceedings. In the event of a conflict in a probate matter, the Marion Superior Court Probate

Rules shall apply.

400.7 Adoption of Additional Rules. If in any proceeding before the Court, a situation arises

which is not provided for by these Rules or by any statute or rule of procedure, the Court may

formulate and declare a rule of procedure for that particular case.

400.8 Effect of Amendments to Statutes. If an Indiana statute applicable to decedents’

estates, guardianships, protective proceedings, or adoptions is amended or adopted by the

Indiana General Assembly after the adoption of these Rules and if that new or amended statute is

in conflict with these Rules, these Rules must be treated as amended to the extent necessary to

make them consistent with that new or amended statute.

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