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
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
The chances of winning an appeal have been estimated to be somewhere between 10% and 16% (Cornell Law Faculty Publications). That means there is more
A party who disagrees with a final decision in a family law case may appeal that decision to the Indiana Court of Appeals. An unfavorable
Most people have heard that appeals are rarely won, and after being told by a friend, or witnessing firsthand, the “mistakes” that a trial court
There are attorneys who intermittently do appeals and then there are appellate attorneys. The difference is in the attorneys experience and skill set. Appellate practice
An appellate brief should not be written like a memo or law review; unless you want to lose your readers’ interest before you get them
There are key stages in an appeal in Indiana, most with deadlines and filings that must be in proper form. At any stage, the court
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