Judge Jonathan P. Starn

Applies to

Judgment entry

These orders must be incorporated into every judgment entry establishing or modifying a child support obligation.

Applies to

Electronic document

A judge or judicial officer may sign an electronic document using a digitized signature image.

Applies to

Electronically filed document

A digitized or conformed signature on an electronically filed document counts as a signature for applicable signature requirements.

The Court will dismiss a CQE petition for want of prosecution if the petitioner does not pay the court cost deposit to complete filing within 30 days.

After ODRC determines the electronic petition is complete, the petitioner must appear at the Clerk’s office within 30 days to complete filing and pay a $100 deposit for Hancock County convictions or $150 for convictions in multiple jurisdictions.

A CQE petition is deemed filed on the day the petitioner personally appears at the Clerk’s office and pays the filing fee.

Applies to

CQE petition

Eligible CQE petitioners must establish an ODRC electronic account and follow the applicable administrative and court rules.

Applies to

CQE petition

CQE petitions should be completed electronically on the prescribed form, but paper filing is accepted and petitioners are encouraged to use the ODRC website.

Documents submitted in camera solely to obtain a discoverability ruling must be filed with the clerk in paper form.

Service

Electronic service

The Clerk must notify the Petitioner and ODRC of the decision through the Court’s electronic record, and certificate materials are distributed electronically or through the ODRC website.

Each party must notify the child support enforcement agency in writing of the specified contact and license information and any changes until further notice from the issuing court or agency.

If moving counsel has had contact with counsel for the defaulting party, moving counsel must give that counsel written notice of the intention to seek default judgment.