The local Rules for Clark, Delaware, Johnson and Hancock County Courts have been amended.
Local attorneys are probably aware of these, but if you're an out-of-county attorney who only files into these counties periodically, it's worth knowing that they've changed. Note that the links below include only the amendments, not the entire local set of rules, so each is a quick read to keep you up do date.
This week, e-filing becomes mandatory for all filings on existing cases in Clark, Shelby, Harrison, Madison, Henry, Floyd and Hendricks County Courts.
If you are feeling unprepared, we can help.
First, you'll need to get your e-filing account set up correctly. At a minimum this means you need to have:
One or more E-Filing Users
One or more Attorney records.
A service contact record for each attorney in the firm
A credit card entered to pay any filing fees incurred.
The initial account setup is the most challenging part of e-filing, so if any of the components listed above are missing, we invite you to call us for help in this portion of the process. It's much easier to work on this together before you begin than to go back and correct problems. Give us a call at 866-369-7671 during office hours and we'll walk you through this part. We promise that a friendly and patient person will answer your call.
If you have looked at your e-filing account administration page and all of the components listed above are in place, you are ready to begin. It may help to briefly review our videos demonstrating a filing on an existing case and filing a new case:
Of course, you should always feel free to give us a call if you'd like someone on the phone to walk you through the process the first couple of times. We are happy to help.
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Nothing on this blog is legal advice
From time to time we post information designed to help our users who are attorneys interact with the courts from a business process perspective. Doxpop is not a legal firm, and none of these practical tips should be construed as legal advice. If you are an attorney, we hope this information is helpful in running your business. If you are not an attorney and are involved in a court case, the best advice we can give you is to seek competent legal counsel.
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Doxpop is an Indiana company that provides court e-filing services and works with local and state officials to aggregate public information from every Indiana county, and two counties in Michigan, into a single public database. We seek solutions that provide easy access for all without creating a publicly funded subsidy for the businesses that use public information professionally.
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