Marion Superior Court Chambers Communication Rules
10 rules from official source documents
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes. This page is scoped to Marion Superior Court; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026WARNING
Civil cases
- Contact
- Phone to chambers
- Phone
- 317-327-3260
Parties are encouraged to call the court after making an emergency filing.
Calling the Court (317-327-3260) to let staff know emergency filing has been made is also encouraged.
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Civil cases
- Contact
Questions about hearing transcripts should be emailed to Court Reporter Megan Wright.
Any questions regarding hearing transcripts should be directed to Court Reporter Megan Wright at megan.wright@indy.gov.
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Civil cases
- Contact
- Email to chambers ?
If you file something the day before or the day of a hearing, email the pleadings/filings to the Court (to both mcourts-d11@indy.gov and megan.wright@indy.gov) with “time sensitive” notation in the subject line of the email and tag it “high important” so it arrives in red.
Summary: A filing made the day before or day of a hearing must be emailed to the court with time-sensitive or high-importance subject notation.
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Notify the Court and your attorney of any change in your address or telephone number.
Summary: The personal representative must notify both the Court and the attorney of any address or telephone-number change.
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Civil cases
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For any time-sensitive inquiries, email court staff with a note in the subject line that the issue is time sensitive, and call the Court’s phone number.
Summary: Time-sensitive inquiries should be submitted by email with a time-sensitive subject-line notation and followed by a telephone call to the court.
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Civil cases
- Contact
- Email to chambers ?
You should also email the motion to Court staff at mcourts-d11@indy.gov with it tagged “high importance” or with “time sensitive” or similar notation in the subject line.
Summary: A time-sensitive motion should be emailed to court staff with a high-importance or time-sensitive subject notation.
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Civil cases
- Contact
- Phone to chambers ?
- Phone
- 317-327-3260
If that happens—and the Court’s expectation is that disputes that require immediate court involvement are few and far between—the parties are to call the Court (317-327-3260) to ask for a prompt call with the Court.
Summary: A party needing immediate court intervention during a deposition must call the court and request a prompt call with the judge.
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Civil cases
- Contact
- Email to chambers ?
If you have a last minute settlement, email megan.wright@indy.gov and the court’s general email, mcourts-D11@indy.gov and call the Court to give verbal notice.
Summary: A last-minute settlement should be reported by email to the court reporter and the court’s general email.
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Contact the Marion County Clerk’s Office at 317.327.4740 or marioncounty-efiling@indy.gov with filing questions or for failure to receive Court notices.
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Filing questions and failures to receive court notices may be directed to the Marion County Clerk’s Office by phone or email.
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Civil cases
- Contact
- Email to chambers ?
If you have any questions of the Court, the best way to get an answer to non-emergency inquiries (we strive to respond within 24 hours) is to email the Court at mcourts-d11@indy.gov.
Summary: Non-emergency questions should be submitted to the court by email, with a response goal of within 24 hours.
How may parties contact Marion Superior Court?
Marion Superior Court: The personal representative must notify both the Court and the attorney of any address or telephone-number change. Machine summary, not yet verified; check the linked order.
The rule addresses phone communications with Judge A. Richard M. Blaiklock's chambers. The rule lists phone 317-327-3260. Parties are encouraged to call the court after making an emergency filing.
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