Change Of Venue Considerations

Summary

Judges in Indiana can deny a change of venue request based on factors like convenience, justice, and trial fairness, even if parties havent lived in the county for over four years. Consulting a local attorney is advisable for specific guidance.

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Can a judge deny change of venue if both parties have not resided in that county for over 4yrs
Hi Renée! The judge has the discretion to deny a change of venue even if both parties have not resided in the county for over 4 years. The decision depends on several factors including:
- Convenience of the parties and witnesses
- Interests of justice
- Whether the change will prevent a fair and impartial trial
In which state or county is this issue occurring? This can help provide more specific information.
It’s regarding child support and possible mediation to modify visitation. Original county is Marshall. Requesting to move to Allen
In Indiana, judges have the discretion to grant or deny a change of venue based on various factors. Here are some key points:
- Convenience of the parties and witnesses
- Interests of justice
- Fair and impartial trial considerations
You might consider consulting with a local attorney to discuss your situation in more detail.
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