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Ind. Porter Cnty. Local Rule LR64-SC00-1900

Proceedings Supplemental

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

1900.10 General Procedure. Proceedings supplemental to execution shall be

governed by T.R. 69(E) and applicable statutes, and subject to the approval of the Court

which entered judgment.

1900.20 Thirty Day Rule. A motion for proceedings supplemental may not be filed

until thirty (30) calendar days have elapsed since the date of judgment except by order

of the Court for good cause shown.

1900.30 Hearing. Unless a party specifically requests otherwise and sets the

hearing accordingly, all hearing on proceedings supplemental will be set on the

uncontested calendar.

1900.40 Conduct of Hearings. Unless the judgment creditor is represented by an attorney at the

proceeding supplemental hearing, said hearing may be conducted by an officer of the Court.

However, an Officer of the Court shall advise the judgment debtor from the outset that he/she has a

right to a hearing in the presence of the Judge.

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