Three Ways To “Contract” In The Event Of A Divorce In Indiana
With divorce statistics indicating one in two marriages ends in divorce, many people—from those who have heard divorce horror stories to those who have had
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With divorce statistics indicating one in two marriages ends in divorce, many people—from those who have heard divorce horror stories to those who have had
A key right ensured to every litigant in Indiana’s trial courts is the ability to appeal adverse decisions to the Indiana Court of Appeals or
In response to domestic violence, the states have passed various acts to allow an alleged victim to seek almost immediate access to the courts and
There is a general societal view that a bad act by a child is due to lack of life experience and immaturity. Therefore, such should
To the objective of following the law, keeping guns out of criminals hands, and aiding AFT and other law enforcement officers with preventing or investigating
A common set of questions or concerns with clients or litigants in divorce is why does a divorce take so long (since the statute only
Historically, parents continued to be parents long after their children become adults, marry, and sometimes have their own families. Many of the parents loan their
The Indiana Civil Order Protection Act focuses on rapid intervention where domestic violence occurs and/or stalking and/or certain sex offenses. This allows a trial court
The “argument” section of an appellant’s brief is the life-blood of every appeal. This blog explores some of the key aspects of sound argument drafting.
Historically, the Indiana Supreme Court has existed since its creation by the Indiana Constitution in 1851. The Indiana Court of Appeals has played a key
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