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Filings in the Indiana Court of Appeals involve a well-defined and specific structure, and are governed by strict rules1. From the first filing to the last, and all filings in between, there are specific people who must be served and a specific number of documents that must be filed. A panel of Justices for the Court of Appeals consists of…
Child support payments can be modified throughout a course of litigation, either due to a change in circumstances of the parties1, children becoming emancipated2, or a change in child custody3, to name a few. Often if there is a change in child support, there is a potential overpayment of child support. In some cases, this overpayment may be reimbursed. In…
When a family law (or any type of case) is filed, if the party has an attorney, the attorney will file what is called an appearance. This filing includes the party’s information as well as the attorney’s, and it is made a part of the Court file to put everyone on notice that the party is represented by counsel. The…