The Four Things You Can Accomplish at Mediation
In many civil cases, mediation is a potential option prior to a final hearing or trial to allow the parties to negotiate with the assistance
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In many civil cases, mediation is a potential option prior to a final hearing or trial to allow the parties to negotiate with the assistance
A deposition is a discovery tool, or a way that attorneys and litigants gather information that is relevant to the case. A deposition is just
A National Firearms Act trust is similar to a regular trust in that its ultimate use is to transfer the trust property upon the Settlor’s
In litigation, one of the most important means of obtaining information from opposing parties and even third parties is called discovery. Discovery can consist of
In a previous blog post, we explored who can file for divorce, and how Indiana Courts have held that a guardian of an incapacitated adult
In Indiana, it is unlawful for a serious violent felon, whether convicted in Indiana or another state, to possess a firearm1. However, when applying for
When a party determines that a marriage has been irretrievably broken, there are often several questions about how the process gets started-essentially the who, what,
Often, in litigation matters, clients are concerned about what happens in court or mediation. However, it is often the “little things” that happen outside of
A QDRO (pronounced quadro) is a Qualified Domestic Relations Order. A QDRO is used to divide certain types of financial accounts, such as retirement 401K
Once the appeal process has been started and the Court of Appeals takes jurisdiction of a matter from the lower court, new evidence or information
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