Local Rule - State of Indiana
Local Rule - State of Indiana
Local Rule - State of Indiana
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LR64-SC12-1800VENUE<strong>Local</strong> Small Claims Venue. When Porter County is the proper venue for a small claimsaction under S.C. 12, said action shall be filed as follows:A. Small claims from Washington, Boone, Pleasant, Center, and MorganTownships shall be filed in Porter Superior Court #4, sitting inValparaiso, <strong>Indiana</strong>.B. Small claims from Jackson, Liberty, Pine, Portage, Porter, Union andWestchester Townships shall be filed in Porter Superior Court #3, sittingin Portage, <strong>Indiana</strong>. However, Porter Superior Court #6 shall receivesmall claims filings if proper venue would lie in Porter Superior Court #3and the last digit <strong>of</strong> the assigned cause number is 1,3,5,7,or 9. Whereproper venue for small claims cases would lie in either Porter SuperiorCourt #3 or Porter Superior Court #6, uncontested collection cases filedin volume by an individual plaintiff or an attorney representing severalplaintiffs may be filed in a group in the court that would be next availableby cause number. The Clerk shall at all times keep the next availablecause number confidential.Upon the implementation <strong>of</strong> I.C. 33-4-3-7 (effective 07/05), and in the event the filing <strong>of</strong>cases pursuant to this <strong>Rule</strong> shall result in a disparity <strong>of</strong> small claimsfilings reflected by the Quarterly Case Status Report (QCSR), the judges<strong>of</strong> the Superior Court County Division may jointly direct the Clerk <strong>of</strong> theCourt to assign case filings in the County Division, so as to eliminate thedisparity. Small Claims cases involving jurisdictional amounts between$3000 and $6000 may be transferred to a different venue within PorterCounty upon agreement <strong>of</strong> the courts involved.LR64-TR69-1900 PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTAL1900.10 General Procedure. Proceedings supplemental to execution shall begoverned by T.R. 69(E) and applicable statutes, and subject to the approval <strong>of</strong> the Courtwhich entered judgment.1900.20 Thirty Day <strong>Rule</strong>. A motion for proceedings supplemental may not be fileduntil thirty (30) calendar days have elapsed since the date <strong>of</strong> judgment except by order<strong>of</strong> the Court for good cause shown.1900.30 Hearing. Unless a party specifically requests otherwise and sets thehearing accordingly, all hearing on proceedings supplemental will be set on theuncontested calendar.