Indiana Court of Appeals Affirms Denial of Motion to Suppress Evidence in OWI Case
“You have the right to remain silent” is a phrase most have heard, whether it be from a television show or personal experience. This phrase
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“You have the right to remain silent” is a phrase most have heard, whether it be from a television show or personal experience. This phrase
Probably not, at least right away. Ultimately, yes. Much of what lawyers and clients do in the legal system is far removed from the courtroom.
In a Divorce, Am I Entitled to Half the Value of Property Titled with My Spouse If It Creates an Unequal Division of Assets? Maybe?
Can I Be Required to Contribute Toward My Kid’s College Expenses If We Have Had No Relationship After the Divorce1? Maybe? Maybe not! Under Indiana
The Rules of Appellate Procedure are intended to be very specific, time-sensitive, and speedy for justice and make the Indiana Court of Appeals one of
With the Holiday Cheer often comes parenting time and other child-related disputes surrounding the holidays including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. To avoid some potential
“Paraphernalia” is a strange word, but one that most of us have heard at some point in our lives. But what exactly does it mean?
Under Indiana law, you can be convicted of possession of illegal drugs (or other contraband such as a gun) found during the search of a
In the digital age, the era of endless activities for even the youngest children that didn’t exist in easier times, given about half of all
“You have the right to an attorney” is a common phrase most everyone has heard. But what is the significance of this phrase? And how
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