Four Ways To Divide Or Share Legal Custody In Indiana
The term “Legal Custody” is frequently misunderstood; it means which parent (or both) will make the major life decisions for the children, such as on
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The term “Legal Custody” is frequently misunderstood; it means which parent (or both) will make the major life decisions for the children, such as on
Divorce cases take up most of the time on Indiana’s trial court’s calendars. They are messy and sometimes take up multiple days of trial court
About a decade ago, mediation began to take hold in Indiana. It was so successful, the Indiana Supreme Court allowed trial courts to order parties
In Indiana, like many other states, marriage and divorce rates are about equal. The differences are stark; marriage is generally a happy time where couples
In Indiana, there are levels of crimes from misdemeanors to felonies. Indiana recently updated its criminal code to include numbered levels for crimes versus the
The sometimes-bitter litigation between a child’s adoptive parent and her grandparents who raised her from a young age yielded a decision from the state’s highest
A recent Supreme Court of the United States case addressed the issue of whether a search warrant is needed in order to search the contents
In some parts of the Country, such as Arizona, window tint is essential to keeping a car at a reasonable temperature to cool in the
You have made the decision to divorce, and you have carefully researched, selected and hired an attorney, but your friend (a recent divorcee), or your
Generally, in civil and criminal cases, you can appeal a final order of the court within thirty (30) days by filing a notice of appeal
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