Five Mistakes To Avoid In Child Custody Litigation
When a child is born out of wedlock or a divorce with children is filed, there is often dispute about who should have physical custody.
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When a child is born out of wedlock or a divorce with children is filed, there is often dispute about who should have physical custody.
In filing for or defending against a child custody modification, there are many misconceptions that litigants should know in in order to be success in
Child custody proceedings tend to be confusing and emotional times. Whether it be an initial custody proceeding, or a modification of a pre-existing custody order,
Everyone has heard of a “nightmare” child custody battle. Most other civil cases boil down to money. In some high conflict custody cases, the battle
As you may know, the Indiana Supreme Court, as is the case in most states, is the highest judicial authority in the state of Indiana.
When a couple divorces or establishes paternity, no party is a preferred parent. In other words, there is no presumption favoring either parent.1 Under the
The world we live in is becoming more and more “legalized” by the day. Now, it seems that every issue or dispute that arises between
Unfortunately, situations arise in our society where a child’s biological parent(s) may no longer be the best person to raise the child. If such a
Protective Orders (commonly called “PO’s”) are governed under what is known as the Indiana Civil Protective Order Act. PO’s can be invaluable tools for individuals who
Appeals from divorce cases, or post-decree custody matters, constitute a large number of cases taken to the Indiana Court of Appeals. By the time a
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