
Technology in the Court Room: A Recent Indiana Supreme Court Order
Without question, technology is progressing each day and infiltrating uncharted territory in almost every field and area of life. The reach of technology is expanding
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Without question, technology is progressing each day and infiltrating uncharted territory in almost every field and area of life. The reach of technology is expanding

In most domestic cases involving children, child custody and child support are two (2) of the key issues in the litigation process. Determining where the

The changing tides of “family” have extended the definition of the “conventional family” or “nuclear family”. Many of these shifts have been social in nature,

When it comes to who pays attorney fees in civil litigation, there are two historical rules. First, the English rule, and it is the oldest

Protective Orders, or POs, are a tool to protect a victim against a harasser or stalker. POs are in the nature of injunctive relief. Essentially,

During the process of domestic litigation, there can be instances where a party seeks a protective order or no contact order against the other party

What Are They? When Can They Be Modified? Under a recent modification to the age of emancipation under Indiana Law, children are emancipated for child

In the United States, each state has specific laws governing paternity and divorce matters, all of which encompass some formulation, regulation, or provision for the

This time of year, with the holidays and the start of the New Year, parents often have travel plans, whether to see family from out

Divorce, paternity, or other domestic litigation is a stressful process, and can often lead to anger, bitterness, and miscommunication between parents. However, as we embark
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