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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-FL00-2000

Alternative Dispute Resolution

activein force · 2022-12-01 – presentcompiled-edition

(ADR) AND CASE MANAGEMENT

LR64-FL00-2000.1 ADR. In all contested family law matters, including

dissolutions, separations, custody disputes, post-decree and support proceedings, the

parties may be required to comply with the requirements of ADR.

LR64-FL00-2000.2 Case Management.

(1) The Domestic Relations Case Management Order (see Appendix A) shall

may apply at the Court’s discretion to the following contested causes of action:

(a) Petition for Dissolution of Marriage;

(b) Petition for Legal Separation;

(c) Petition for Modification of an existing court order;

(d) Petition for Rule to Show Cause;

(e) Any other cause of action the Court deems appropriate.

(2) In the alternative, the Court may require the parties and Counsel to attend a

Status or Case Management Hearing or Conference at which time the Court may enter

further Orders and deadlines to facilitate the progression of the Cause.

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