What would the costs be involved for filing a court order and what documents are needed to file for a court order?

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What would the costs be involved for filing a court order and what documents are needed to file for a court order?

I’m looking into providing a service where I would claim tax sale surplus on behalf of the owner have a signed and notarized contingency fee agreement, and limited power of attorney. The problem is that numerous counties in Indiana have advised me that in order to make claims on behalf of the owner I would need a signed court order from a judge.

Asked on August 11, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Indiana

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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

To make a claim on behalf of an owner regarding an item all you would need is either a notarized power of attorney or an assignment signed by the owner of the claim before a notary public. You do not need to file an action to get a court order for what you want. I suggest that you and the owner of the claim that you want to act on behalf of consult with a business attorney to guide you on what needs to be done from a legal standpoint as far as paper work goes.


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