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Today, more than ever, children are being raised by third parties, including step-parents. When the non-custodial, biological parent does not stay involved in his/her child’s
No. So, you catch a charge. You may have been questioned by police and given an inconsistent statement or confessed. The police may have searched
“We need to discuss a prenuptial!” Or so the conversation begins for some couples who want to marry. A prenuptial, or prenup for short, is
On Wednesday, August 8, 2018, a decision1 was handed down by the Indiana Court of Appeals that is poised to dramatically increase the number of
The answer is, “It depends”. Under the laws covering children born to unwed parents, a father may legally acknowledge he is the child’s biological father.
Yes. But as of Monday, July 31, 2018 so can certain advocates and attorneys for your children. This comes by a sweeping decision by the
In the past, you had to prove fault to obtain a divorce. Adultery was one type of fault. While there is no doubt that infidelity
In many, if not most contested paternity or divorce cases, the issues that led up to the breakdown in relationship are somewhat apparent and would
In paternity (children born out of wedlock) and divorce cases, the initial determination is gender neutral and made without any preference for either parent; the
In love, war, divorce and most other major aspects of life and daily living, someone or some side has an actual or perceived advantage. Most
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years
