General Order 23-0001 (Resumption of In-Person Hearings), effective on March 1, 2023, provides in part that the party requesting the conversion of an in-person hearing to a Virtual Hearing “is required to provide the Telephone or Zoom information to interested parties not registered with the Court’s Electronic Case Filing System.”  This requirement does not necessitate the filing of a Certificate of Service by the requesting party (though counsel are welcome to file a Certificate of Service should they wish).  Telephone and Zoom i

On January 23, 2023, the Court issued General Order 23-0001 (Resumption of In-Person Hearings, effective March 1, 2023) and General Order 23-0002 (Presentation of Evidence During Virtual Hearings, effective immediately).  Counsel and parties with matters proceeding before the Court are strongly encouraged to review the details of both general orders in their entirety. 

The Court has issued General Order 22-0003 (Loss Mitigation Program for Chapter 13 Cases), General Order 22-0004 (Order Setting Maximum Fee for Chapter 13 Cases Under Local Rule B-2016-1(c)), and General Order 22-0005 (Order Concerning Status and Maintenance of General Orders).  Counsel are encouraged to review the general orders as each replace previously issued general orders on the same subject matter. 

Beginning May 2nd, the Clerk’s Office will no longer accept cash payments. You may pay online, bring payments to the Indianapolis office, or mail payments to: Clerk, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, 46 E. Ohio St., Rm. 116, Indianapolis, IN 46204.   For more information on how to pay, click here for cases with the Evansville and New Albany offices.  Click here for how to pay for cases in Indianapolis.