Q: Can I get a Indiana Motion to correct error form?
case involving evidence that is new to the case Divorce case
A:
To obtain a Motion to Correct Error form specific to Indiana for a divorce case involving new evidence, you will need to consult the court where your case is being heard. Generally, each court has its own procedures and forms for filing motions and correcting errors in legal proceedings. You can typically find these forms on the court's website or by contacting the court clerk's office directly.
When requesting the Motion to Correct Error form, be sure to specify that you need it for a divorce case and explain that you have new evidence to present. Provide any relevant case information or documentation to assist the court clerk in directing you to the appropriate form and ensuring that your request is processed efficiently.
Once you have obtained the Motion to Correct Error form, carefully review the instructions and guidelines provided with the form to ensure that you accurately complete and file it according to the court's requirements. If you have any questions or need further assistance, consider seeking guidance from a legal advisor or attorney who can provide insight into the process and help you navigate any complexities associated with filing the motion in your divorce case.
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