How to Gather and Use the Best Information for Trial
When a case goes to trial, the information gathering has been completed. Discovery may have been served and answered, depositions may have been taken, research
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When a case goes to trial, the information gathering has been completed. Discovery may have been served and answered, depositions may have been taken, research
It has often been said the lawyers speak a different language. It is true that there are many words and phrases used only in a
The Appeals Process in Indiana generally (there are a few exceptions) begins when a trial court issues a final order. A litigant, whether criminal or
Often, during divorce or paternity matters, physical custody (who the child lives with) is either divided jointly or one parent is granted custody and the
On Monday, October, 21st, the Indiana Court of Appeals announced the appointment of a new chief judge, Judge Nancy H. Vaidik to succeed Judge Margret
While it may seem that America, and even Indiana are getting more and more litigious and new lawsuits are never ending, the cases that actually
In the past several years there has been significant discussion throughout the United States about the legalization of marijuana. In 1996, California was the first
A recent blog post explored a Court of Appeals case just recently handed down which allowed for a same sex partner to seek visitation of
In the practice of law, especially in domestic cases, there are many steps along the way towards a final resolution. There are of course rules
As previous blogs have explored, the impact of divorce on children can often have a severe and lasting effect. There are certain tips that parents
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