Ind. Code § 31-12-1-11
A domestic relations counselor shall, when directed by the judge of any domestic relations court, perform the following duties in domestic relations cases and such other duties as the judge of the domestic relations court assigns to the counselor:
(2) Whenever a petition is filed and either party requests counseling, the domestic relations counselor shall, in the counselor's discretion:
(B) confer with both jointly;
for the purpose of reconciling the differences between the parties and making recommendations to the judge of the domestic relations court.
(3) In each case assigned to the domestic relations court in which the custody, support, or welfare of a child is involved, in order to protect and conserve the interest of the child, the domestic relations counselor shall investigate and report upon:
(4) Upon request of the domestic relations court judge, the counselor shall:
(5) The counselor shall provide such supervision in connection with the exercise of the jurisdiction of the domestic relations court as the judge may order.
[Pre-1997 Recodification Citation: 31-1-23-6 part.]
As added by P.L.1-1997, SEC.4. Amended by P.L.68-2005, SEC.9.