Can A Trial Court Modify Physical Or Legal Custody On Its Own Motion?1
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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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
In Indiana, there are thousands and thousands of trials and hearings each year. For litigants who lose on the merits in civil or criminal litigation,
The short answer is, it depends. Indiana has established a specific statutory code for custody modification that requires the parent moving for custody modification to
“I want to appeal!” is a statement we hear often. However, many individual’s knowledge of appeals is very limited. Understanding the appeal process can be
One question we frequently hear from our clients is “can I get attorney fees?” Unfortunately, the answer to this question is, it depends. The main
A frequent question we receive from our clients seeking an appeal is whether or not they can stay1 the trial court’s ruling during the pendency
Indiana follows a “one-pot” theory when determining what property is to be considered part of the marital estate. This “one-pot” theory makes it so that
A common question litigants have in family law cases is whether there is a way they can be reimbursed for their attorney’s fees? The answer
The short answer is, it depends. In Indiana, there are two primary ways to obtain appellate attorney fees in a divorce matter. The first is
Most of us have probably heard the phrase “you have the right to a speedy trial” at some point in our lives. But, you may
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