Appellate Practice
Decoding the Complexities of Appellate Law: An Indiana Perspective
Most everyone has seen movies and television shows depicting the drama that may take place inside of a courtroom. Attorneys cross examine witnesses in order
Most everyone has seen movies and television shows depicting the drama that may take place inside of a courtroom. Attorneys cross examine witnesses in order
While any appeal can be stressful and a source of anxiety, those involving child custody and parenting time might be the most trying. No parent
Couples who are unable to agree on custody and parenting time may choose to attend mediation, or the court may order them to mediation. During
Domestic violence in a home can result in an offending parent losing custody and parenting time rights with the child, both parents becoming involved with
Mental illness can have extensive affects on every aspect of the life of a person suffering from mental illness as well as their friends and
Drug or alcohol addiction or use disorder can substantially impact an entire family in long term and unpredictable ways. Its impact on child custody cases
The appellate process is very different from trial court proceedings, but it is not difficult to understand when armed with some basic knowledge of Indiana’s
The appellate process is very different from trial procedure and may at first be intimidating and difficult to navigate. The first step is to learn
When a custody order no longer works for the family, a custody modification may be needed. There is no specific amount of time that a
School choice consists of state programs designed to allow parents and children equal access to educational choices regardless of income. Programs include scholarship tax credits
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