All Blog Posts Tagged 'attorney' (16)

If you haven't actually been interviewed by a detective you most likely have seen a police interview portrayed in a movie or television show. Some times the portrayal is very realistic and others times far from reality.

Before continuing I would like for you to take a simple eight question multiple choice survey about the right to remain silent when being questioned by a police officer. Please do not complete the survey after reading this article as it will skew the

One of the Indiana Custodial Rights Advocates activists, Don Chavis, was recently hailed into court on a "Petition for Contempt" filed by what I have throughout the proceedings referred to as one of Indiana's most incompetent attorneys. Her name is Jennifer A Bonesteel [#27520-49] who I affectionately refer to as "Bone-a-head". She represents the Respondent, Clarra Chavis, in this matter.

I have appeared in Marion County Superior Court IV twice now in anticipation of

The final meeting of 2009 for the Indiana Child Custody and Support Advisory Committee of the Indiana General Assembly got underway shortly after 10:00am and last until about 12:30. Previous meetings were held on 25 September, 02 October and 16 October. By statute the Committee is limited to meeting four times during the session.

The Committee passed two preliminary drafts after amending one. One involves great-grandparent visitation and the other seeks to modify Ind

The Thorntown Council Meeting held Monday 26 October 2009 didn't take long to turn to mayhem. About 30 members of the community, four police officers, four council members and administrative staff were in attendance.

The meeting opened with an announcement that former Town Attorney Carlyle Gerde had died and his partner Mary Russell would take over at least until the end of the year. Council member Eric Smith submitted notice that he will not be available for the ne

What do you call a cruise ship full of attorneys at the bottom of the sea? . . . A good start! There is a reason for the degrading and lethal jokes about attorneys. For those people who have been involved with them it is not uncommon to have a disagreement or to feel that you have been wronged by an attorney. Most disputes are over billing. The agency responsible for enforcing the rules for attorneys is the Disciplinary Commission of the Indiana Supreme Court.

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The Indiana Court of Appeals on Friday 04 September 2009 ordered that an Indiana man is to be reimbursed over $10,000 for tax refunds intercepted by the State of Arizona. The case of Williams v Williams is an unpublished opinion but provides some significant case law and findings. The opinion was written by Kirsch with Najam and Barnes concurring. This case originated from the marriage and subsequ

What is mediation?
Mediation is an opportunity for parents to get together in a less adversarial environment than the courtroom battleground. The goals of mediation are to; 1) Help parents make a parenting plan that's in the best interest of the children; 2) Help parents make a parenting plan that lets the children spend time with both parents; and 3) Help the parents settle their past issues and learn ways to deal with anger or resentment. In mediation a mediator