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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-JV00-8020

Application of Local Civil and Criminal Rules

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

The Porter County Local Civil Rules whether adopted by this Court on its own or in

conjunction with the Porter Superior Court including any subsequent modifications or

amendments thereto apply to all Paternity and Children in Need of Services cases, unless

otherwise provided in these Porter County Local Juvenile Rules. The Porter County Local

Criminal Rules whether adopted by this Court on its own or in conjunction with the Porter

Superior Court including any subsequent modifications or amendments thereto apply to all

Delinquency cases, unless otherwise provided in these Porter County Local Juvenile Rules. The

Porter County Local Family Law Rules apply to all Juvenile cases unless there is a conflict, in

which event the Porter County Local Juvenile Rules shall control.

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2026-10-02
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