Indiana LBF-3a Notice of Motion and Opportunity to Object [Notice contains a summary of the Motion] (Local Rule B-2002-2) is a form created by the Indiana Supreme Court for use in civil proceedings. It is used to inform a party of a motion that will be heard, and provides them with an opportunity to file an objection. It is an important part of the court's process for ensuring the due process rights of all parties, and must be served according to the rules of civil procedure. There are two types of Indiana LBF-3a Notice of Motion and Opportunity to Object [Notice contains a summary of the Motion] (Local Rule B-2002-2), depending on the type of motion being heard. The first is a Notice of Motion without an Opportunity to Object, which is used when the motion is uncontested and the other parties do not need to be notified. The second is a Notice of Motion with an Opportunity to Object, which is used when the motion is contested and the other parties must be given an opportunity to file an objection. In either case, the Notice must include a summary of the Motion and must be served on all necessary parties.