Understanding the Four Major Segments to Getting a Divorce in Indiana
In Indiana, there is a 60 day cooling off period for divorce. This sometimes creates the assumption of litigants who want a divorce that it
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In Indiana, there is a 60 day cooling off period for divorce. This sometimes creates the assumption of litigants who want a divorce that it
The Doctrine of Unintended or Unknown Consequences Throughout the United States, including Indiana, there is a relatively uniform system in place to allow certain parties
There is an old adage that the line between “love” and “hate” is narrow. This line sometimes shifts during divorce proceedings. This blog explores some
Carrying firearms, particularly a handgun, is an ordinary part of life for most members of the law enforcement community as well as a growing number
The mediation process is confidential, and a mediator can only report to the court whether the parties settle, providing the agreement or did not settle.
In Indiana, all marital assets, except as otherwise excluded by law, are part of the marital estate a trial court can divide upon divorce. There
The “old” and “traditional” ways of communicating between attorneys and clients had changed, although they still exist: meetings, telephone calls, and mailing letters. The new
Just a few short years ago, civil litigants had two basic choices to resolve their disputes. The first was to find a way to settle
The Indiana Court of Appeals stand open to all litigants to bring appeals of most all final orders (and some interlocutory orders) from Indiana’s trial
As a general rule, there is a strong presumption in American law that a judge or jury properly weighed the evidence and decided a case.
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