The Great Marriage Debate: Indiana Same-Sex Couples Sue
The Indiana Legislature has recently voted to amend the state Constitution to prohibit same-sex marriage in Indiana. This matter will not be voted on by
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The Indiana Legislature has recently voted to amend the state Constitution to prohibit same-sex marriage in Indiana. This matter will not be voted on by
In Indiana, there is a tiered court system, which means that cases will start out on the bottom rung, and the next higher court has
In Indiana, there is no statute or provision for “alimony”. Whereas in other states, a spouse may receive alimony payments after a divorce or legal
Getting divorced can be a long and arduous process for both parties. The decree of dissolution divorces the parties, but still leaves many things left
In prior blog posts we have discussed the two types of opinions issued by the Indiana Court of Appeals, “for publication” and “not for publication.”
When a matter is ripe for appeal, there first must be a determination of which Court has jurisdiction. In many cases, the Court of Appeals
Almost any time of day, on a number of networks, a crime show involving police, detention, interrogation, and trials can be found. Sometimes these are
In criminal matters, one of the more common issues is evidence and what comes in and is admissible, and what is kept out and is
Indiana has a long connection with personally owned firearms and the industry, such that Indiana is the only state with a lifetime License to Carry
Sex, lies and scandalous videos of celebrities fill the daily tabloid magazines and go viral on the internet. But what about you? You are not
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