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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR6400-SC00-1800
VENUE
Local Small Claims (SC) and Evictions - Small Claims (EV) Venue. When Porter County is the
proper venue for a small claims and eviction – small claims actions under Indiana Small Claims Rule 12, said
actions shall be filed as follows:
A. Small claims and Evictions –Small Claims, from Washington, Boone,
Pleasant, Center, Union, Porter and Morgan Townships shall be filed in
Porter Superior Court #4, sitting in Valparaiso, Indiana.
B. Small claims and Evictions – Small Claims from Jackson, Liberty, Pine,
Portage, and Westchester Townships shall be filed in Porter Superior Court #3
and Porter Superior Court #6, sitting in Portage, Indiana on a tally basis kept
by the Clerk of the Court. Where proper venue for small claims and eviction
small – claims cases would lie in either Porter Superior Court #3 or Porter
Superior Court #6, uncontested collection cases filed in volume by an
individual plaintiff or an attorney representing several plaintiffs shall be filed
in a group in the Court that would be next available by Clerk tally. The Clerk
shall at all times keep the next available cause number confidential.
In the event the filing of cases pursuant to this rule shall result in a disparity of
small claims and eviction small – claims filings reflected by the Quarterly
Case Status Report (QCSR), the Judges of the Superior Court County Division
may jointly direct the Clerk of the Court to assign case filings in the County
Division, so as to eliminate the disparity.
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-68-porter-local-rules-2022-12-01
- Content hash
450fbd8da9f13ca5d818436f4561de3f895709e935280f0723a5b85151ea6c70
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