Three Considerations in Changing Your Counsel
In the ideal world, you select the right attorney for you civil case at the outset. Sometimes there are developments, such as other companion cases
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In the ideal world, you select the right attorney for you civil case at the outset. Sometimes there are developments, such as other companion cases
The angst of litigation keeps couples with children together long after they probably should have divorced or sought custody modification. In most cases, this is
Criminal matters are generally thought of in two or three categories: Felonies, Misdemeanors, and Infractions.1 Generally, infractions are offenses that are punishable by a fine
Legal Rights and Remedies That Do Not Exist in Indiana Most seasoned divorce attorneys have had clients who have lived in different places or have
One of the key ways to obtain information in litigation is by depositions. In the most common scenario, these are depositions of the parties. Essentially,
Every year there is a surge in divorce filings from January to March. Why? Most couples, specifically those with children, are reluctant to break up
Just a few years ago, there were exceedingly narrow ways an Indiana felon could have his or her record cleared up to “remove” the felony.
The holidays are quickly approaching–and it not only means more than decorations and school pageants. For divorced or unmarried parents, it also means inevitable changes
The polygraph test has urban myth status among a large segment of society. A polygraph test is an important tool in every lawyer’s toolbox–including that
Marriages fail for many reasons. There are no longer fault-based divorces in America. This means that a spouse no longer has to prove “fault” such
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