I Want to Appeal the Trial Court’s Order/Conviction & Sentence: Can I?
Every day, trial courts issue tens of thousands of orders. Most of these orders are “interlocutory” in nature and are made to help the case
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Every day, trial courts issue tens of thousands of orders. Most of these orders are “interlocutory” in nature and are made to help the case
Throughout the last several years, the concept of parenting coordination has been catching on in Indiana. Effectively, Parenting Coordinators (known as “PCs” in high conflict
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.
With each appeal taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals (“Court”), the appellant (bringing the appeal) and appellee have the right to file a brief
Indiana is fortunate to have an intermediate court, the Indiana Court of Appeals, where final judgments from Indiana’s trial courts may be taken as a
A controversial topic across the United States with divorced families or children born out of wedlock is: “Who pays for post-secondary education?” Post-secondary education is
The holidays are special times for most families, including those parents who have not married or have divorced: Special school events. Holiday parties. Family gatherings.
In 2006, the General Assembly enacted a new statute addressing relocation of parents in the child custody provisions of the Divorce and Paternity Act. The
In most cases, a trial ends with a judge or jury verdict for a party. In a small number of cases, the losing party wants
Mediation is the rule or expectation before any civil trial. In fact, the Indiana Supreme Court has ruled trial courts can order mediation prior to
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