The Police Want Me to Come in for Questioning, Do I have to Talk to Them?
The short answer is no. You are not required to talk to the police at any point in time, even if you are charged with
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The short answer is no. You are not required to talk to the police at any point in time, even if you are charged with
By statute, the Indiana Department of Child Services (“DCS”) has to investigate every claim of abuse or neglect by a parent reported to the hotline
Unfortunately, the answer is, it depends. Generally speaking, police officers are required to obtain a warrant from a neutral magistrate before conducting a search or
Parents constantly worry about their children. The problem is magnified when the threat of harm to the children comes from your ex (or biological parent)
In most post-divorce cases, there comes a time when a non-custodial parent believes it is “time” to go back to court and move to modify
It is common knowledge that addiction to illicit and prescription drugs is at “epidemic” proportions in the United States. Unfortunately, families are not immune from
In general, an individual cannot appeal a trial court’s decision until there is a final judgment in the case. A final judgment is one that
With Americans increasingly living and working abroad as we expand to a global workforce, Indiana divorces with international aspects are not uncommon.1 This blog briefly
The importance of pets in our society is measured in terms of billions of dollars. Couples are delaying children or not having them at all–and
In high conflict custody cases, it is common to have a forensic Ph.D. level custody evaluator conduct an evaluation and make recommendations to the court
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