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In law, there are innumerable situations without clear answers. With this particular question, as a general rule, the answer is, “probably not”. This was somewhat
As we all know, individuals do not have the right to take another’s life. The law is clear and unambiguous as to that point. It
In today’s world of cheap flights and parents working globally, it is not uncommon for divorced parents or those with children born out of wedlock
You’ve probably heard the old phrase, “I’ll appeal it!” But what does that mean? Your first mental image may be an argument before justices of
Navigating the divorce process raises a lot of questions for parents. It’s common to have concerns about your physical and legal custody, especially when both
The Indiana Civil Protection Order Act1 was enacted to protect victims of domestic or family violence and promote the prevention of future domestic and family
The United States Supreme Court has long recognized the “fundamental right of parents to make decisions concerning the care, custody, and control of their children.”1
The right to parent your child is a fundamental right, guaranteed by the Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. But, just like anything else
Research consistently shows that the more involved a father is, the more successful his child is. Yet, winning primary or joint custody in a divorce
In today’s world, fathers are more active in their children’s lives than ever. In households where both parents work, some fathers are their children’s primary
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