Appellate Practice
Appeals – A Fast Track to the Indiana Supreme Court
When a trial court issues an unfavorable ruling in a family law or domestic relations case, many litigants naturally consider an appeal. In Indiana, most
When a trial court issues an unfavorable ruling in a family law or domestic relations case, many litigants naturally consider an appeal. In Indiana, most
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
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
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.
Distinguishing the difference between a trial and an appellate lawyer, requires one to first understand the structure of the court system in Indiana and the
Appeals are like cars in many ways; they can be fairly inexpensive to very expensive depending on the type of (car) appeal you have. Where
With domestic cases, the appellate courts give great discretion and deference to the trial court judge to determine how much weight to assign to a
While trial lawyers can handle appeals, most do not. The reason is because appellate practice is as different as night (appeals) from day (trials). Practicing
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