Child Custody
Why Winning an Appeal is Challenging in Indiana and How to Overcome It
Appealing a custody decision in Indiana can be a challenge. Appeals, in general, can present a number of challenges, particularly in family law and criminal
Appealing a custody decision in Indiana can be a challenge. Appeals, in general, can present a number of challenges, particularly in family law and criminal
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
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
In order to understand the difference between an appellate and a trial lawyer in Indiana, one must first know how the courts are structured, a
Either party may appeal all or part of a decision in a family law case. Many appellants, or those who initiate an appeal, however, become
Appeals involve very technical rules. This is not surprising as the Court of Appeals of Indiana receives appeals from all trial courts in Indiana’s ninety-two
While a party may think a court is a court, nothing could be further from the truth as it relates to Indiana’s trial and appellate
Aside from live streaming, very few litigants understand the appellate process. Most all that is on television is court-room drama. In fact, some litigants do
There are many ways an appeal “begins”, such as with an aggrieved (wronged) party deciding to appeal. However, this does not legally start an appeal.
In all civil cases, an appeal of a final order as to all issues has to be perfected within thirty (30) days of issuance. This
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