Five Things Not To Do In Court
There is an old adage that states “you only get one chance to make a first impression.” Any judge or attorney will tell you the
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There is an old adage that states “you only get one chance to make a first impression.” Any judge or attorney will tell you the
Indiana law changed several years ago to terminate a parent’s general duty to pay child support at 19. However, this law left in place language
Anger. Heartbreak. Loss. All are words that may be associated with an affair and its impact on a relationship. Divorce lawyers and judges hear such
In matters of the heart, about every domestic attorney has heard a truly sad story about someone breaking up a relationship. In some cases, there
There are thousands of protective orders issued each year in the state of Indiana. But what do you do when you are the recipient of
As noted in prior blogs posts, most cases the Indiana Supreme Court take are those granted by a Petition to Transfer. This is a request
It is sometimes heard in the context of litigants that he or she will go all the way and take the case to the Supreme
In all forms of litigation, civil and criminal, depositions are a common form of “discovery.” Discovery is the process of obtaining information to prepare for
At one time, grandparent visitation was a hot topic. Today, however, third parties, who often include grandparents, are raising the children of other parents. At
Under the United States Constitution, each person has the right to free travel in and between the states. Where the parties have a child in
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