What Divorce Attorneys Want Every Litigant to Know
By statute, a divorce must be filed and a sixty-day period pass before the parties can be divorced. This blog explores this legal concept and
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By statute, a divorce must be filed and a sixty-day period pass before the parties can be divorced. This blog explores this legal concept and
While most domestic cases resolve before trial, those that are tried generally involve unique legal issues, or more commonly, extremely contentious issues such as child
In Indiana, there are two higher courts a party may seek an appeal from any final trial court order. There is an appeal as a
“Do I need an Attorney if I’m am contacted by CPS about my child in Indiana?” Each year Indiana Child Protective Services receives and investigates
The holidays are special times for most families, including those parents who have not married or have divorced: Special school events. Holiday parties. Family gatherings.
Under Appellate Rule 9, a party generally has the right to appeal a final judgment to the Indiana Court of Appeals. This order is the
Several years ago, the Indiana Supreme Court decided an Indiana trial court judge could order a case to mediation before giving a trial court date
The economic impact of divorce is clear: it costs more to operate two households than one. For this reason, spouses’ standards of living may well
Permanency and stability are keys for children; Courts are mindful of this in considering all requests for custody modification in a child’s best interests. For
Time shares and boats bring many families a great amount of joy during the marriage. However, they sometimes bring back the memory of a divorced
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