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
Indiana recognizes two different types of child custody: legal custody and physical custody. One is not dependent on the other, so a party with primary
Divorcing couples who are in agreement on all issues may find the divorce process much easier to understand and navigate than those who will need
Just like any other order of the court, custody orders are subject to a finding of contempt of court if they are not followed. Penalties
Just as playing a musical instrument, painting a work of art, or writing a novel are forms of art, so too is appellate advocacy. There
A losing party in an Indiana trial court can appeal a judgment or order under certain circumstances. Generally, a final judgment in any type of
Whether you plan to hire an attorney or handle your divorce yourself, you should know the basics of Indiana divorce law. This will help you
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