Indiana Eviction record sealing
Eviction record sealing in Indiana
Yes. If an eviction case is dismissed, decided for the tenant, or reversed on appeal, the court must on its own motion order the records not disclosed and sealed (IC 32-31-11-3(a)). Under subsection (b), a tenant who lost may get the records sealed after satisfying a money judgment, or after a set time if there was no money judgment.
Verified Source: Ind. Code § 32-31-11-3 · last checked 2026-10-23
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