Legal Question in Family Law in Indiana

Child Custody

When making a case to file for Indiana child custody, can one require a witness to appear in court? If there is criteria to require such a witness to appear, what is that criteria?


Asked on 9/25/01, 8:38 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Dorene Philpot Philpot Law Office

Re: Child Custody

To force someone to appear in court, a subpoena would be necessary.

However, you cannot force them to say what you want them to say.

You do not have to subpoena "friendly" witnesses (witnesses for your own side).

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Answered on 11/07/01, 6:19 am


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