HOW CAN I PAY CHILD SUPPORT?

Check or Money Order

INSCCU

P.O. Box 7130

Indianapolis, IN  46207-7130

The Morgan County Clerk's Office can NOT accept Checks or Money Orders.  They MUST be mailed to INSCCU.

Credit or Debit Card

• Pay Child Support Online
• or call 866-972-9427

Indiana child Support Calculators

Online Calculator for Parents        Downloadable Calculator for Windows

Child Support Forms

ISETS Information Sheet                                          Change of Address/Change of Name

Child Support Direct Deposit                                  New Employment Form/Wage Withholding

Helpful Links                                                       Frequently Asked Questions Links

Child Support Rules & Guidelines                                                                  FAQS by Custodial Party

Parenting Time Guidelines                                                                            FAQS by Non-Custodial Party

Email Address

childsupport@morgancounty.in.gov

Filing Requirements and Reminders

• Be prepared to pay the filing fee (see below for more details).
• All pleadings and exhibits must be on 8.5" by 11" single sided paper.
• The cause number must be listed on each document submitted for the court's review.
• An Appearance Form is required for any new filing.  Make sure the case type information is complete.

What Clerk Staff CAN DO

• We can provide you with a telephone number of local legal aid referral services.
• We can explain and answer questions about how the courts work.
• We can provide you information from your case file, including information as to when your next court hearing is.
• We can provide a copy of the small claims manual and court forms that are available and instructions on how to complete them.
• We can review your papers for completeness by checking for signatures, notarization, correct county name, and correct case number.

What the Clerk staff CANNOT DO

• We cannot provide legal advice or legal interpretations.  Only a lawyer can give you legal advice.  Staff can answer questions that call for factual information-these are generally questions that start with "who," "what," "when," or "how."  They cannot answer questions that call for an opinion about what you should do-these are generally questions that start with "should," or "whether," or "could."  For example, court staff can explain court rules and procedure, but they cannot suggest which of several available procedures you should follow.
• We cannot advise you whether or not you should bring your case to court or give you an opinion about what will happen if you bring your case to court.
• We cannot advise you what to say in court.
• We cannot let you talk to the judge outside court.  We also cannot talk to the judge for you about your case.
• We cannot fill out a form for you or tell you what words to use in your court papers.
• We cannot sign an order or change an order signed by the judge.  We cannot explain the meaning of a court order to you.
• We cannot provide any guidance or interpretation of the Parenting Time Guidelines for you.
• We CANNOT recommend an attorney for you.

Court Filing Fees

Payment must be made at the time of filing, unless a waiver is requested.  For a list of filing fees and court cost, click here.

Court Forms

Appearance by Unrepresented Person in Civil Case                     Motion

Blank Summons                               Motion for Proceedings Supplemental

Subpoena                                          Name and Gender Marker Change

YOU MAY ALSO EFILE YOUR COURT CASE HERE 24 HOURS A DAY 7 DAYS A WEEK (you will have to create an account and may have fees depending on which efiling provider you choose)

Need Other Court Forms?  Visit the website links below

Indiana Legal Help               courts.in.gov             public.courts.in.gov

Do you need to pay a judgment?  You can pay online at PayGov.us 

Please make sure to have your cause number when calling.  You can find it HERE.

The primary job of the county election board is to administer the election process within the county. The county election board supervises and oversees the conduct of the General Election year primaries, the General Election in November, city primaries and elections, and in some cases, town primaries and elections. The county election board may also be called upon to conduct a special election in accordance with state law. In conducting an election, the county election board is responsible for preparing and distributing ballots, preparing the polling locations for election day, and maintaining the county’s voting systems and, if applicable, electronic pollbooks. The circuit court clerk may exercise these powers and duties with assistance of the appointed members of the county election board.

Members:

• Becky Waymire (D), Chairman
• Virginia Perry (R), Vice-Chairman
• Tammy Parker, (R) Clerk; Secretary

2024 Election Information

Next Primary Election is May 5, 2026 from 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.; and the next General Election will be held on November 3, 2026 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m.

2024 ELECTION RESULTS listed below in recent news documents

Court Records Department

The Records Department maintains court and marriage related documents on microfilm, discs, and digital (PDF) format.  The office is open from 8am to 4pm, Monday through Friday, excluding holidays.  The telephone number for the office of the Morgan County Records Department is (765) 342-1018, the email is Records@morgancounty.in.gov .

For birth certificates or death certificates please contact the Morgan County Health Department.

To search for Case Numbers go to mycase.in.gov and enter first and last name only of the party.

Records Request Form

Marriage License Request