Is there any possible way to skip 60 day waiting period in uncontested divorce and be done faster?

No, the 60 days is an absolute minimum and in reality, the quickest divorces usually take longer than that because of the court's calendar. Even...

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Will I have to go back to court for the third time over the same thing

It sounds like you have already been sued once and you are being brought back into court on what is called "proceedings supplmental" to see how the...

I am getting married soon and i dont not the difference (legally) between taking his last name , or hyphenating the last names.

What you do with your surname has no legal consequence as to ownership and there's no difference in the distinctions you've made.

Is it legal to be terminated for a Facebook post

Generally yes. Indiana is an at-will emploment state and your job can be terminated for any legal reason or no reason at all.

I when to court on Oct. 11th for a 2 year old unpaid medical bill.

I won't name names, but it sounds like a very typical tactic of a handful of collectors here in Indy. They take what they can from you, wait a...

Can i sue the people who my car is financed threw?

Sounds like you may have a good case to recover for damages caused to you. You should consult a local attorney for guidance. As part of a lawsuit,...

Tell him you want your things back or you'll sue him and he'll have to pay you and your lawyer money. That might wake him up. In Indiana, under...

IS an officer supposed to give you a warning first

Sorry, unfortunately, there is no such requirement. The cop would simply say you should have taken the next legal left turn and turned around...

Can I get a no contest divorce filed by filling out the papers, notarizing it, faxing it, notarizing it, and then filing?

Attorney Hamayel is correct that the court will most likely require only original signatures, not faxed copies. Other than that, you may be able to...

I was wanting to know if a judgement by a small claims court judge can be appealed?

You can appeal the judgment by filing an appeal with the circuit/superior court and paying the appropriate filing fee.