Four Considerations When a Parent or Child Move Out-of-State: Who Decides Future Disputes?
In the 1960s, it was common for a parent and child(ren) to take a “vacation” to another state, file divorce, and have this new state
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In the 1960s, it was common for a parent and child(ren) to take a “vacation” to another state, file divorce, and have this new state
In today’s world, a marriage is sometimes a matter of finance as much as love and romance. For this reason, a pre-nuptial agreement is somewhat
Disputes over child custody, parenting time or visitation are often referred to third party professionals to investigation the matter fully and make a recommendation to
Adoption (which is hand in hand with termination of parental rights) is unique in that it can completely sever forever and all time a natural
In the past 40 years, the number us U.S. Children living in a grandparents home and being cared for by grandparents had more than doubled.1
Under the law in the United States, including Indiana, the American Rule is followed regarding legal fees. The American Rule directs, absent agreement or statute
Due to the size of the State of Indiana, Hoosiers are fortunate to have wide access to a pool of quality attorneys, dedicated judiciary, and
In all types of court cases, a litigant (party to the lawsuit or criminal case) may be found in contempt of court. They are two
The term “Legal Custody” is frequently misunderstood; it means which parent (or both) will make the major life decisions for the children, such as on
Divorce cases take up most of the time on Indiana’s trial court’s calendars. They are messy and sometimes take up multiple days of trial court
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