Indiana § 31-14-13-6.2 Military duties, expedited hearing; allow evidence by electronic means

Indiana Statutes

§ 31-14-13-6.2 — Military duties, expedited hearing; allow evidence by electronic means

Indiana § 31-14-13-6.2

Art. 14FAMILY LAW: ESTABLISHMENT OF

Ch. 13Custody Following Determination of Paternity

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Ind. Code § 31-14-13-6.2 (2026).

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(a)Upon a motion of a parent who has received military temporary duty, deployment, or mobilization orders, the court shall hold an expedited hearing to determine or modify the custody of a child or parenting time with a child if the military duties of the parent have a material effect on the parent's ability to appear in person at a regularly scheduled hearing concerning custody or parenting time.

(b)Upon a motion of a parent who has received military temporary duty, deployment, or mobilization orders, the court shall, with reasonable notice, allow the parent to present testimony and evidence by:

(1)telephone;

(2)video teleconference;

(3)Internet; or

(4)other electronic means approved by the court; in a custody or parenting time proceeding if the military duties of the parent have

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2. (a) Upon a motion of a parent who has
received military temporary duty, deployment, or mobilization orders,
the court shall hold an expedited hearing to determine or modify the
custody of a child or parenting time with a child if the military duties
of the parent have a material effect on the parent's ability to appear in
person at a regularly scheduled hearing concerning custody or
parenting time.
(b) Upon a motion of a parent who has received military temporary
duty, deployment, or mobilization orders, the court shall, with
reasonable notice, allow the parent to present testimony and evidence
by:
(1) telephone;
(2) video teleconference;
(3) Internet; or
(4) other electronic means approved by the court;
in a custody or parenting time proceeding if the military duties of the
parent have a material effect on the parent's ability to appear in person
at a regularly scheduled hearing concerning custody or parenting time.