Appeals and Appellate Practice
A loss at the Indiana state-court level (Circuit or Superior Court in your county) may not be the end of your case. If the judge made an error, you may be able to appeal that action to the Indiana Court of Appeals.
At Carmel Family Law we are experienced in appellate practice. In the event the court has erred in your dissolution or family law matter and you believe the Decree of Order should be appealed, we can review your case and provide an opinion of the decision. In the event you wish to appeal the court’s decision, we will provide excellent representation at the appellate level. Our recent cases include:
Appeal Decision Examples
Relocation, custody, and parenting time appeal
Hamilton v. Hamilton, 29A02-1710-DR-02428 (published decision)
Lavalle v. Lavalle, 18A-DR-02320 (memorandum decision)
Attorney fees and contempt appeal
Hamilton v. Hamilton 18A-DR-01875 (memorandum decision)
Lavalle v. Lavalle, 18A-DR-02320 (memorandum decision)
Property division appeal
Eads v. Eads, 18A-DR-249 (published opinion)