What You Need to Know About Perjury in Divorce
Perjury, meaning lying under oath, is a crime in Indiana—and all states. You can also commit perjury by signing a form under penalty of perjury
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Perjury, meaning lying under oath, is a crime in Indiana—and all states. You can also commit perjury by signing a form under penalty of perjury
The Four Cardinal Rules You Must Follow It may seem like an odd blog post, How to “win” your divorce case in a bench trial.
Expert witnesses are common in criminal and civil cases. There are all types of experts, such as use of deadly force in criminal cases to
In many civil cases, particularly divorce preliminary and final hearings, the judge receives many types of information or evidence, from who should have the house,
In complex or high asset divorces, attorneys sometimes face property, such as a vacation home, located abroad. The question becomes, “is this part of the
Every day, trial courts issue tens of thousands of orders. Most of these orders are “interlocutory” in nature and are made to help the case
In Indiana, it a now clearly crime to send (disseminate) matter harmful to “minors”.1 In 2009, this statute was held unconstitutional because the age of
As part of a divorce, custody, guardianship or other family law matter, children’s medical records are often sought to address any number of issues. Perhaps
In a key case decided by the Indiana Court of Appeals, it clarified two important points about family law and college 529 accounts. These are
We have all exercised our First Amendment Right to free speech at some point in time, perhaps even in a tense debate. However, in the
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