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The appellate process can often seem elusive and might be considered by some to be “behind closed doors” because often, the appellate parties rarely appear
It is generally common knowledge that a person who has been convicted of a felony, even if remote in time, is no longer permitted to
Child support payments can be modified throughout a course of litigation, either due to a change in circumstances of the parties1, children becoming emancipated2, or
All final orders of Indiana trial courts are appealable by right, meaning that the Court of Appeals must review the merits of your appeal and
When a child is born out of wedlock, legal issues that may arise fall under paternity actions. Paternity actions are quite similar to divorce actions,
With our ever technical society, utilizing all forms of technology from Facebook, Twitter, blogging, book reviews on amazon.com, and comments on news stories at any
In Indiana, trial courts follow the “one marital pot” theory to determine what is marital property and how to divide that property upon divorce. The
Traditionally, Grandparents had no special common law right to visitation with their grandchildren. However, in the past few decades, many states have enacted legislation which
Often in domestic cases, the custody of children is a central issue in the litigation. However, there are some instances where neither parent is ready,
In domestic cases, child support is often a key component to the matter, and who will pay and how much are complex questions that may
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