Three Common Objections You May Hear In Your Trial And What They Generally Mean
Every judge is skilled, but every trial is dynamic and unique. To ensure a fair process and ruling, the Indiana Supreme Court has adopted Rules
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Every judge is skilled, but every trial is dynamic and unique. To ensure a fair process and ruling, the Indiana Supreme Court has adopted Rules
With parenting time and visitation matters, technology has played a key role in aiding smoother parenting time transitions and contact. A basic example is on-line
Depositions of parties and third persons is common in litigation. In court a deposition may be used to impeach one’s credibility if they change their
The very commonalities that brought two parents together in the first place often creates acrimony after divorce during parenting time exchanges, school events, and the
Supposing a custodial parent is permitted by a court to relocate with the child to another state, there are often matters that arise after relocation
Most lawyers get involved in a case and begin representing a client when their life is in a state of confusion, falling apart, and emotionally
In Indiana, every litigant who does not prevail or loses a civil or criminal case in a trial court is entitled to an appeal as
Over the course of time, state and federal government focuses on certain crimes or issues of legal importance to society. In the emotional context of
Federal, state and local gun laws are sometimes driven by emotion following a high profile event in the news as well as policy. Understanding four
In our system of law, those who are suspected of a crime may be requested to make a police statement or be charged. Police, prosecutors,
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