Practice Areas | Indiana Appeals

Indiana gives you 30 days to file a notice of appeal. Don't wait.

If a trial court ruled against you, you may have the right to ask a higher court to review that decision. Fugate Gangstad Lowe handles appeals in the Indiana Court of Appeals and the Indiana Supreme Court for individuals, families, and small businesses across the state. Anne Medlin Lowe, a former judicial law clerk at the Indiana Court of Appeals, handles the firm's appellate work personally and has worked on more than 150 appeals. In most cases you have 30 days after the final judgment is entered to file a notice of appeal, so calling early keeps more options open.

Civil Appeals

Appeals of court decisions in business, contract, probate, and other civil cases, whether you lost at trial or need to defend a win.

Criminal Appeals

Appeals of felony and misdemeanor convictions and sentences, including errors at trial and sentences that are too harsh.

Family Law Appeals

Appeals of rulings on divorce, custody, parenting time, child support, property division, paternity, adoption, and protective orders.

Appeals Co-Counsel

Help for trial lawyers and their clients with preserving issues for appeal, deciding whether to appeal, and handling the appeal together.