How Do Trial Courts And Appellate Courts Differ?
A court is a court is a court, right? No. While appellate courts are rarely featured in movies (except for a few cases on the
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A court is a court is a court, right? No. While appellate courts are rarely featured in movies (except for a few cases on the
Many people in Indiana have a general idea of what it means to appeal a decision. The popularity of legal TV shows, true crime shows
Probably. Divorce is unique in civil suits because the parties likely will continue to know each other (particularly) if they have children and interact into
Indiana trial court judges can consider literally anything and everything relevant to a parent-child relationship to make a child custody decision that is in the
What is Third-Party Custody and How You Can Obtain Custody of Children You Are Raising?1 A commonly shared belief in our society is that children
The Rules of Appellate Procedure are intended to be very specific, time-sensitive, and speedy for justice and make the Indiana Court of Appeals one of
All parents have the fundamental right to the care, custody, and control of their child(ren).1 Basically, this means parents can raise their children in their
Under the Divorce Act, the Legislature has expressly encouraged divorcing parties to reach agreements to divide their property. Most of the time, a divorce court
Indiana trial court judges and attorneys encourage the parties to reach agreements in divorce and paternity cases. There is even a specific statute in the
If you are divorced, and your children plan to attend college, the divorce court can order you to contribute to college expenses after the children
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