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Fundamental error in an Indiana appeal is a narrow exception to the rule that unobjected-to issues are waived. Learn what the standard requires and how to tell if your case fits. Free consultation.

You can appeal a criminal sentence in Indiana, but the deadline is short and the rules are strict. Learn how sentence appeals work, what courts review, and when to talk with an appellate lawyer.

If you lose a criminal appeal in Indiana, it is not always the end. Learn about rehearing, transfer to the Indiana Supreme Court, post-conviction relief, and what to do next. Free consult.

A plain-English guide to the standard of review in an Indiana criminal appeal, how appellate courts weigh trial errors, and what it means for your case. Call to discuss your options.

If you win a criminal appeal in Indiana, you rarely walk out that day. Learn what reversal, remand, and a new trial mean for your case, and what happens next. Free consultation available.

Indiana law lets you appeal a sentence as inappropriate even when the judge did everything right. Learn what the court weighs, why these appeals are hard to win, and when to call an appellate lawyer.

If you pleaded guilty and now want to appeal in Indiana, the first thing to understand is that an appeal after a guilty plea is a much narrower thing than an appeal after a trial. Maybe you took a deal under pressure, or the sentence came out harsher than you expected, or you have realized that no one ever explained what you were giving up. You are not the first person in Marion or Hamilton County to feel that way walking out of a plea hearing. The hard truth is that pleading

Grounds for appeal in Indiana explained: the legal errors that can reverse a verdict, why some errors are harmless, and what makes a winning appeal. Free consultation with an Indiana appeals attorney.