Professionalism Under the Indiana Trial Rules
Indiana pro se litigants are expected to follow the Indiana Rules of Trial Procedure as if they were licensed attorneys. One unique requirement in Indiana is the mandatory filing of an “Appearance Form” at the very start of the case. Furthermore, most motions in Indiana must be accompanied by a “Proposed Order” on a separate page.
Indiana Litigation Support Services
Small Claims “Notice of Claim”: Simplified drafting for claims up to $10,000 (or $8,000 in certain counties).
Circuit & Superior Court Pleadings: Drafting for breach of contract, torts, and real estate.
Trial Rule 56 Summary Judgment: Expertly drafted “Designation of Evidence” and “Memorandum in Support.”
Contempt & Enforcement: Drafting the paperwork to hold an opposing party accountable to court orders.
The Hoosier State “E-Filing” Edge
We format all documents for the Indiana E-Filing System (IEFS), ensuring compliance with Trial Rule 86 regarding electronic signatures and public/confidential records.
For comprehensive support across all jurisdictions, return to our Master Guide for Pro Se Litigation Support in the United States .