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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-FL00-2200

Child Support Guidelines

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

LR64-FL00-2200.1 Worksheet Required. In all proceedings involving child support,

each party shall file with any settlement, or enter into evidence during any trial, Indiana Child

Support Guidelines worksheets - one or more depending on the facts. Further, the worksheet(s)

shall, when reasonably possible, be delivered to the other party simultaneously with the Financial

Declaration Form, but, in any event, within ten (10) days of receiving the other party's Form.

The worksheet(s) shall be promptly supplemented if any changes occur prior to resolution.

LR64-FL00-2200.2 Support Settlement Agreements. If an agreement concerning

support contains deviation ten percent (10%) or more from the Guidelines, the parties shall

present to the Court a written explanation, with supporting documents, justifying the deviation.

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2026-10-02
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