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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-FC00-6300
Jurisdiction and Related Cases
Porter County Family Court will have jurisdiction over cases in which a family with
children or household with children has involvement in multiple cases, as indicated by the Family
Court matrix, of the following types: CHINS, delinquency, juvenile status offense, child support,
termination of parental rights, adoption, placement of children, paternity, dissolution of marriage,
mental health, domestic violence, protective order, adult criminal (intra-family) and alcohol or
drug charges.
The Court has determined that the following types of matters constitute cases that are
related when a named party and family or household member(s) have matters pending of the
following types: CM, or DF filings involving domestic and/or family violence related charges
and/or substance abuse charges, and all cases of the following types: PO, JM, JS, JP, JT, JD, JC,
DR, GU, AD and MH.
The Family Court may exercise jurisdiction over any case involving the family at the
same time it exercises jurisdiction over a juvenile case involving the family.
The Family Court may, in the court=s discretion, set hearings on related cases to be heard
concurrently, take evidence on the related cases at these hearings, and rule on the admissibility of
evidence for each cause separately as needed to adequately preserve the record for appeal. This
rule applies only when the cases are pending before the same judicial officer.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-68-porter-local-rules-2022-12-01
- Content hash
dad27548761dfd16b91f34efec5d065fd339c18e7e3b49621b140a114ef01bc8
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