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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-FL00-2600
Preparation of Orders
LR64-FL00-2600.1 Exchange. It shall be the duty of the parties' attorneys to prepare
decrees and other orders as directed by the Court. The attorney so directed shall first submit
them to all other attorneys of record, within fourteen (14) days, to enable them to challenge any
provision thereof before submission to the Court for entry.
LR64-FL00-2600.2 Additions. If the preparing attorney believes the receiving attorney
is unreasonably withholding approval as to the form of order, or if either attorney believes the
other is attempting to make additions not addressed by the Court, either may submit a proposed
form of order to the Court, and shall attach thereto a written explanation of the dispute. Either
attorney shall have seven (7) days to respond before the Court enters any order. The Court may
enter sanctions against a party who has unreasonably withheld approval or attempted to make
additions not addressed by the Court.
LR64-FL00-2600.3 Required Number of Copies. In all cases that been assigned to
the Porter County Family Court, it shall be the responsibility of the parties to make sure that
Family Court receives a copy of all Orders. Therefore, all orders submitted to the Court shall be
accompanied by a sufficient number of copies and the same number of postage paid addressed
envelopes, so that a copy may be mailed to each party or counsel of record and a copy to the
Family Court. The original and one copy of all orders shall be retained by the Clerk.
Provenance
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- 2026-10-02
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- supplied-in-28-68-porter-local-rules-2022-12-01
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