Can I Have A Jury Trial, Or Change Judge Or Venue In My Divorce/Paternity Case?
Almost everyone has seen a television drama that depicts a contentious divorce, and at some point, the judge is called into question. This is not
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Almost everyone has seen a television drama that depicts a contentious divorce, and at some point, the judge is called into question. This is not
This blog is written for divorced parents or parents of children in a paternity action that are about to turn 19 years of age. Although
It is common knowledge that addiction to illicit and prescription drugs is at “epidemic” proportions in the United States. Unfortunately, families are not immune from
Individuals who find themselves in the middle of a paternity or divorce proceeding understand the emotional struggle that comes along with it. Whether it’s a
You do not have to be a lawyer to recognize that today’s children are being raised in large numbers by third-parties, ranging from grandparents to
Indiana trial court judges are tasked with the duty to make sure that at the time of divorce (or paternity) adjudication the children’s best interests
Most litigants to go court expecting to “win” their case. However, most domestic (divorce or paternity) cases are not one side really winning or losing
Most divorcing couples and divorced parties (and parties to paternity cases) know that if they move (or “relocate” in legal parlance) during or after a
In law, there are innumerable situations without clear answers. With this particular question, as a general rule, the answer is, “probably not”. This was somewhat
In today’s world of cheap flights and parents working globally, it is not uncommon for divorced parents or those with children born out of wedlock
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