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Trial court had subject matter jurisdiction to decide whether beneficiary interest in the trust was extinguished by bankruptcy.
Statutory residency restrictions imposed on sex offenders against children only apply to those who have committed crimes after June 30, 2006.
A circuit or superior court has jurisdiction to enforce an unpaid tax assessment reduced to judgment, but a claim involving a challenge to a collection of a tax or assessment was within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Indiana Tax Court.
Even though Spanish translation of jury-trial waiver form omitted recitals that waiver of jury trial was knowing, voluntary, and un-coerced, defendant was not entitled to relief without presenting evidence of some miscarriage like ignorance or coercion.
Only “clear and convincing evidence of a different intention at the time the account is created” can prove that a joint ownership account should be part of decedent’s estate (and not pass to the living joint owner).
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