“Am I the Daddy?”: DNA Testing in Paternity Cases
Unlike in divorce cases, where children born during the marriage are presumed to be children of the Husband and Wife1, in paternity cases, paternity of
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Unlike in divorce cases, where children born during the marriage are presumed to be children of the Husband and Wife1, in paternity cases, paternity of
One of the most important and fundamental aspects of the attorney-client relationship is confidentiality. Generally, communications between clients and their attorneys are confidential in nature
What You Need to Know in Picking an Appellate Attorney and Identifying Issues for Appeal In Indiana, we are fortunate (in most cases) to have
Throughout the last several years, the concept of parenting coordination has been catching on in Indiana. Effectively, Parenting Coordinators (known as “PCs” in high conflict
Other than a firearm and certain other obvious (stun guns) items, the Indiana criminal code does not provide a great deal of guidance on what
Once the divorce process is initiated, often times understandably, the parties want to be finished with the process, and each other and move on in
Most civil cases resolve before court; however, a small percentage go to trial. A first and good impression goes a long way toward building a
When a trial is held, whether, before a judge or a jury, it is the one time the parties get the opportunity to present their
Each year, thousands of protective orders are issued in cases involving certain domestic relationships. Some are tactical weapons to advance illicit objectives; most have merit.
What makes our society safe (police) and free (doing what you want) is the delicate balance of power created by the Fourth Amendment to the
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