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I.C. 35-39-9 provides for a person to petition a court to expunge records under certain circumstances. More information can be found on the Driving and Expungement Section at the link below:
- Divorce Forms
- Child Support and Related Forms
- Parenting Time Guidelines
- Appearance
- Financial Declaration
- Financial Inventory
- Appendix A Summons Dissolution of Marriage
- Appendix B Summons Paternity Action
- Appendix C Confidential Attachment for Child Support
- Appendix D Child Support Arrearage Calculation
- Appendix E Financial Inventory Form Instructions
- Appendix F Financial Declaration Form Instructions
- Petition for Guardianship of a Minor
- Petition for Guardianship of an Adult
- Form A Guardianship Physician Report
- Form B Guardianship Registry Information Sheet
- Form C Guardianship Courts Instructions to Guardian of the Person
- Form D Guardianship Courts Instructions to Guardian of Estate
- Form E Guardianship Certification by Financial Institution
- Biennial Report of Guardian of Condition of Protected Person
- Guardian's Interim Accounting
Notice to Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
As a result of increased foreclosure filings and the recognized need for Organization between the parties, the Indiana State Court of Administration partnered with the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, and created a system for coordinating all settlement conferences. This system was launched as a pilot in 2010 in Allen County and Monroe County became a pilot county in January 2011.
The Monroe Circuit Court Pilot Project has worked with our local office of Indiana Legal Services and established a relationship with HAND (812) 349-3420 (City of Bloomington's Housing and Neighborhood Development)
So, if you are facing the foreclosure of your home, you have the right to request a court-ordered FORECLOSURE PREVENTION SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE between you and your lender. The purpose of a settlement conference is to seek an agreement to avoid a court judgment and a forced sale of your home. The Settlement Conference is free.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO GO ALONE. You are encouraged to request a free, confidential housing counselor at (812) 349-3420. The housing counselor can help you talk to your lender. Please call for a counselor as soon as possible.
Help is also available through the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network (IFPN) or 877-GET-HOPE.
You can find the form under the Housing section at the link below:
Information on how to change the name of a child, change the gender marker of a child, change the name of an adult or change the gender marker of an adult can be found under the Family and Safety section at the link below.
The public may file for an Order of Protection by mailing in or dropping off their submissions to the Clerk's Office, 301 N. College Avenue Room 201, Bloomington, IN 47404. Middle Way House will assist with filing for an Order of Protection if there is domestic violence, sexual assault, or stalking by an intimate partner.
Other useful links:
- E-filing for an Order of Protection is available: https://www.in.gov/judiciary/5538.htm
- Protection Order Desk Book Forms: https://www.in.gov/courts/iocs/publications/po-forms/
- https://middlewayhouse.org/
- https://ncadv.org/
Protective Order Assistance Project
If you need help filing a Protective Order you may contact the Protective Order Project by phone at (812) 855-4800, by email at pop@indiana.edu& or web address
https://www.law.indiana.edu/search/?q=protective+orders+maurer+school+of+law
or you may contact Middle Way House by phone at (812) 336-0846 or on the web at https//middlewayhouse.org
