Three Tips to Make the Most of an Initial Consultation with an Attorney
For most of us, it is easy to be prepared to go to a new doctor’s appointment. We generally know what the doctor wants to
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For most of us, it is easy to be prepared to go to a new doctor’s appointment. We generally know what the doctor wants to
One key aspect of the American legal system is the prohibition against warrantless searches of your home. As you may know, police officers cannot search
Indiana recognizes a parental discipline privilege, which gives a parent legal authority to apply reasonable force upon their child as the parent reasonably believes necessary
All parents have the fundamental right to the care, custody, and control of their child(ren).1 Basically, this means parents can raise their children in their
When you are a party in civil litigation (you are suing or being sued), it is common to receive a subpoena for your deposition. This
Under the Divorce Act, the Legislature has expressly encouraged divorcing parties to reach agreements to divide their property. Most of the time, a divorce court
Eventually, the “litigation” dust settles for most every acrimonious divorce or paternity fight over custody and the parents remain to co-parent. No longer are there
The Indiana Civil Protective Order Act (“Act”) provides powerful relief to help ensure the safety of certain covered Hoosiers who find themselves in dangerous situations,
Indiana trial court judges and attorneys encourage the parties to reach agreements in divorce and paternity cases. There is even a specific statute in the
If you are divorced, and your children plan to attend college, the divorce court can order you to contribute to college expenses after the children
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