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The use of false allegations or statements made against individuals by ex-spouses has become more and more common in recent years. Unfortunately, this trend does
When it comes to tax planning for divorce, the rules and ramifications for divorcing couples frequently change. Case in point: President Biden’s proposed new individual
One question we often receive from clients and prospective clients is “how many cases are overturned on appeal?” Unfortunately, the answer to that question depends
Estate planning during divorce might not be among your top concerns during all the stress, decision making, and adapting to a post-marriage “new normal.” Nonetheless,
Table of Contents What Is the Modification of an Existing Child Custody Order? Physical Relocation of a Parent Common Issues When Modifying Custody Reasons a
Child custody arrangements vary widely between divorced couples (or those who have children born out of wedlock) and are decided by a court based on
While most people who intend to divorce or are divorcing in an Indiana trial court with children have a general sense that the court must
With a divorce, the trial court loses jurisdiction over property issues thirty (30) days after the final order is entered.1 It is a whole different
In Indiana, all property brought into a marriage or acquired during a marriage up to the date of filing for divorce is marital property subject
Property division during divorce can be complex and spousal pension plan rights in a divorce proceeding are often misunderstood. While rules may vary from state
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