My question involves a marriage in the state of: Indiana
I have been puzzling over something for some time; hoping someone here can direct me to the right information or how to obtain it.
WHO actually writes the Divorce Decree?
The reason I am puzzled is that when I have gone in front of the same judge pro se, the orders that came out seem a LOT different that what came out in the divorce decree.
I know there are "standing orders" in the medical field, verbal orders that require signature in a certain length of time after issuance. It's just hit me that maybe there is similar in Court? Thing with the Court orders I've received, though, is that I often will see what seem like "sloppy errors" - not something someone with an advanced education would (seem likely) to write - or omit.
Since many occasions I thought I was going "to Court" or "to hearing" were nothing more than sitting in a little room with attorney, obviously there is much I don't know. Can anyone enlighten me to who actually authors the Court orders, in particular the final order in divorce: the Decree? Thanks in advance!

