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E-Filing

Committee Considering Comprehensive Rules for Electronic Filing in the Courts

March 5, 2013

Presently, Indiana Administrative Rule (AR) 16 charges the Division of State Court Administration with reviewing and approving local rules for pilot electronic filing (e-filing) projects that meet a laundry list of specific factors listed in that rule. Such local e-filing pilot projects exist in Marion County, with Lexis-Nexus as the vendor, and in Lake County, as part of the county’s homegrown system developed by a … [Read more...] about Committee Considering Comprehensive Rules for Electronic Filing in the Courts

Things to Know about Case Types and Court Information

August 16, 2011

1 Look for the new Case Type Quick Reference Guide. There is now a quick and easy tool that court and clerk staff can use to find out what case type they should assign to unusual proceedings. Detailed instructions about how cases should be designated and counted are part of the statistical reporting system and are available at courts.in.gov/admin under Forms > Statistics Reporting Forms. In addition to the … [Read more...] about Things to Know about Case Types and Court Information

Indiana Supreme Court Gives Stamp of Approval to Lake County and Marion County Electronic Filing Plans

February 28, 2010

Courts process, file, access and eventually, store paper, lots of it.  It is cumbersome, time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive to make paper products, to copy documents, to mail pleadings and notices, to maintain open files, and to store closed files.  Lawyers, judges, and clerks, have all wondered: will this avalanche of paper ever end? The answer is a resounding YES! Thanks to advances in electronic t … [Read more...] about Indiana Supreme Court Gives Stamp of Approval to Lake County and Marion County Electronic Filing Plans

E-Filing and Administrative Rule 16

October 31, 2009

Courts have the authority to adopt a plan under Administrative Rule 16 to allow parties to utilize electronic filing of pleadings, motions and other papers.   Since January 1, 2006, courts could begin the process of establishing electronic filing or electronic service pilot projects by submitting a written request for approval of a plan with the Division of State Court Administration.  An appendix to Administrative R … [Read more...] about E-Filing and Administrative Rule 16

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