Four Key Presumptions or Assumptions in Child Custody and What They Mean to Parents
Because every divorce case with children is a little to a lot different from every other case, Indiana’s voters, appellate court’s and General Assembly give
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Because every divorce case with children is a little to a lot different from every other case, Indiana’s voters, appellate court’s and General Assembly give
In our mobile society, people relocate for work or move much more frequently than in the past. When new to the State, sometimes it coincides
There is an old adage which states that “justice delayed is justice denied.” Over the years, the Indiana’s primary appellate court, the Indiana Court of
The legal system is the default dispute resolution when no other person, group or institution can solve a problem or dispute. The fact a case
As a general rule, each side pays their own legal fees under the American system of law. In divorce, paternity, and post-divorce litigation there are
While it is common, after a hearing, for a trial court who finds the legal basis for a protective order to issue or to Brady-Disqualify
Failing to Include Assets and Value Them and Informal Loans from Parents and Third Parties While emotion often overrides divorce proceedings, particularly where child custody
In child custody ligation, where one parent is seeking primary physical or legal custody over the parent, the “why” the trial court ruled as it
The Holiday Season is a time of joy and stress for everyone. This is particularly the case for parents who have children from divorce or
Many divorce lawyers receive requests for guidance from their clients on “changing venue.” In Indiana, this is not common and is generally associated with moving
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