Appellate Practice
Understanding the Criteria for Appealability in Indiana Courts
The most common type of appeal is one taken from a final order or decision in a case. In civil cases, a party who does
The most common type of appeal is one taken from a final order or decision in a case. In civil cases, a party who does
While Indiana does not have alimony, it does have spousal maintenance. Maintenance is different from alimony, as alimony is a part of property division and
Understanding what to expect when filing for divorce in Indiana can help you prepare for what’s ahead. Read this attorney-written comprehensive guide to clarify common
There are instances where a non-biological parent can request or obtain custody or parenting time rights, however, non-biological parents are at a disadvantage when asking
While not quite as common today, there is still a strong belief that mothers always get custody of the children, and fathers are awarded minimum
Indiana law provides for both temporary and permanent custody in divorces and paternity actions. The duration and effect of a temporary order depends on the
Emergency child custody orders in Indiana are orders that may be issued by the juvenile court after the Department of Child Services has alleged that
There are many things to consider during a divorce and while estate planning may take the back burner to child custody and property division, it
Navigating parenting time schedules can be as easy or as difficult as parents make it. When both parties are able to cooperate in ensuring that
In all civil and criminal cases in Indiana, an appeal of right may be taken from a final order or judgement issued by the trial
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