3 Types of Daily Information/Record Keeping that Can Bolster a Case
In litigation generally and family law specifically, there is copious amounts of information that often must be gathered and sorted through to produce the most
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In litigation generally and family law specifically, there is copious amounts of information that often must be gathered and sorted through to produce the most
Anytime you enter into the courtroom, and especially in domestic cases, a lot of otherwise private information becomes public (or before the court), because the
Many divorce actions are highly contentions because emotions are high and feelings are hurt. When a relationship ends, there are often feelings of abandonment, anger,
Appellate practice is much different than trial practice. There are many differences between trial courts and how to present cases in the trial court, and
Filings in the Indiana Court of Appeals involve a well-defined and specific structure, and are governed by strict rules1. From the first filing to the
When a divorce is filed, the parties can either litigate the matters before the Court or can agree to terms and have the agreement Ordered
When determining an amount for a party’s child support obligation, a formula is used. It addresses expenses such as health insurance premiums for the children,
Often, divorce cases are emotional, and the main goal is to determine child custody and support and divide the assets and debts of the parties
In many divorce and paternity cases it often happens that one parent is provided primary physical custody of the child or children, and the other
After a custody and parenting time determination, the parenting time schedule is set as specific as possible, so that the parties know their parenting time
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