Four Things To Know About Making Your Argument On Appeal
Many clients, and prospective clients, have come to us after receiving some sort of adverse judgment in a trial court wanting to appeal. These individuals
Appellate Practice
Appellate Practice
Many clients, and prospective clients, have come to us after receiving some sort of adverse judgment in a trial court wanting to appeal. These individuals
In many instances, individuals getting divorced will enter into settlement agreements to divide what is deemed “marital property.” Settlement agreements are contractual in nature. Therefore,
We often see a lot of confusion when it comes to appeals and the appeals process. This is understandable, as it is an extremely technical
Child custody litigation is a gut-wrenching experience for all parents. Both want the same amount of time they had before the divorce or post-divorce they
Appeals represent only a small fraction of all of the final orders issued each year by Indiana Trial Courts. Appeals take an additional emotional toll,
Like everyone and everything in life, the judicial system isn’t perfect. As such, sometimes trial courts get it wrong. If you or someone you know
Yes. No. Maybe. In Indiana, child custody is always modifiable, if modification is in the child’s best interests and there is a substantial change in
In a civil trial with many issues, such as divorce which may have child support, custody, and property issues decided, a losing party may want
Any party who loses a civil trial (bench or jury) has the right to appeal. Trials and appeals are expensive and laden with emotion. That
In domestic cases, trial courts are given wide discretion to decide matters initially, such as when the parties divorce or later in child-support and/or physical
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