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Most litigants speak of custody loosely today and take it to mean who has the children, with the other parent getting Indiana Parenting Time Guideline
In civil litigation, the trial and any appeals are one-and-done. This means that except for extraordinary circumstances, such as later trying to re-open the case,1
Nationally, and certainly within the state of Indiana, a great deal of public interest has been garnered with the passage of the castle doctrine and
In divorce and paternity cases, the term “custody” has a number of different meanings. If you are contemplating divorce or in the process, understanding this
The hallmark of justice in our society for serious criminal cases is a jury of one’s peers and a fair and impartial judge. No system
The point of divorce is to divide and financially separate each party from the other—completely if there are no children; children are subject to the
In today’s digital age, a cell phone or hand-held device is basically a sophisticated hand-held computer as well as a primary means of communication. Given
In many divorce and paternity cases, a continuum is presented where the parent-child relationship may be strained to non-existent. Parents want to see their children.
To address a parent’s failure to pay child support for a child born within a marriage or out of wedlock, certain levels of non-support have
The Indiana Department of Child Services (“DCS”) is tasked with investigating thousands of reports of abuse or neglect of children each year. This agency is
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years
