What You Need to Know About Why You Want to “Make a Record” At Trial
When a trial is held, whether, before a judge or a jury, it is the one time the parties get the opportunity to present their
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When a trial is held, whether, before a judge or a jury, it is the one time the parties get the opportunity to present their
Over time, the nature and complexities of divorce have changed. In the 60s and 70s, for instance, before uniform acts were adopted by the states
Time shares and boats bring many families a great amount of joy during the marriage. However, they sometimes bring back the memory of a divorced
There is an old phrase, “Justice Delayed is Justice Denied.” This is generally viewed in the negative, such as when a defendant has been charged
As a general rule, the final order of Indiana trial courts has the right to appeal. Most are taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
In felony cases, the potential for incarceration and a felony disenfranchisement of core civil rights (to hold public office, sit on a jury, vote, and
Most marriages last at least a few years if divorce is in the cards. Most litigants see obtaining the divorce decree as about the final
Our society is more mobile than ever, working from home to teleconferencing across the globe. This makes relocation by a custodial parent more likely now
Most seasoned divorce attorneys observe common and avoidable mistakes parties make during divorce hearings (preliminary hearings or finals). Indiana has a strong and neutral judiciary.
Tens of thousands of cases are filed and decided by Indiana’s trial court judges each year. Every judge and attorney knows the importance of telling
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years