Three Important Limits On What Can Be Raised On Appeal in Indiana
As a general rule, the final order of Indiana trial courts has the right to appeal. Most are taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
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As a general rule, the final order of Indiana trial courts has the right to appeal. Most are taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
Starting July 1, 2016, the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and the courts of Hamilton County are switching to a mandatory e-filing system. There are
In 2006, the General Assembly enacted a new statute addressing relocation of parents in the child custody provisions of the Divorce and Paternity Act. The
A common misconception between parents of young children during divorce is that “child support” stops when the child(ren) turn 18. This is not the case
Several years ago, a known person who was mentally ill, but had committed no crime and possessed firearms, went on a shooting spree killing a
Divorce cases often cover the entire spectrum of law, ranging from complex financial transactions to lengthy custody trials. For this reason, Indiana’s divorce law is
In felony cases, the potential for incarceration and a felony disenfranchisement of core civil rights (to hold public office, sit on a jury, vote, and
Most parents, judges, and domestic attorneys view hearings and custody modifications or contempt filings as a last resort, not the first way to resolve a
Most marriages last at least a few years if divorce is in the cards. Most litigants see obtaining the divorce decree as about the final
Over the last two decades, social and psychological science research, and an ever-changing view of what constitutes a “family” and who and how work is
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