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For most of us, it is easy to be prepared to go to a new doctor’s appointment. We generally know what the doctor wants to
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For most of us, it is easy to be prepared to go to a new doctor’s appointment. We generally know what the doctor wants to
Today, more than ever, children are being raised by third parties, including step-parents. When the non-custodial, biological parent does not stay involved in his/her child’s
All final orders issued from Indiana trial courts may be appealed as a matter of right. Most appeals first go to the Indiana Court of
Each year, thousands of protective orders are issued in cases involving certain domestic relationships. Some are tactical weapons to advance illicit objectives; most have merit.
Perhaps any seasoned civil or criminal trial attorney has had (or heard about) the horror story case where his or her client (now potential criminal
Having a contempt petition (sometimes called a rule to show cause) filed against one in a civil or criminal case is generally unsettling. What is
In polling a room full of people who have experienced divorce, some will contend their ex-spouse is “crazy”. Part of this is gallows humor and
Under Appellate Rule 9, a party generally has the right to appeal a final judgment to the Indiana Court of Appeals. This order is the
There are many legal considerations in taking an appeal from a trial court’s final order to the Indiana Court of Appeals. In this blog post,
Indiana’s appellate court’s are adapting with the times and requirements for open access to courts as guaranteed by the Indiana Constitution. Appeals to the Indiana
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