Should I file a Cross-Petition for Divorce?
Indiana is a no-fault divorce state, which means that if either spouse wants to seek a divorce, he or she can petition the court to
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Indiana is a no-fault divorce state, which means that if either spouse wants to seek a divorce, he or she can petition the court to
When involved in domestic litigation, it can be difficult enough to navigate the legal jargon, terms, objections, and the like. But even more confusing still
In Indiana, the Court of Appeals issues written opinions for every case that is taken up on appeal. However, each opinion is distinguished as “for
Protective Orders are frequently sought in domestic relations matters ranging from paternity to divorce and sometimes reaching to third parties. They are quasi-civil in nature,
When beginning the divorce process, one of the first and most commonly asked questions is how to unwind the property and assets of the marriage
Now that the holidays are over, and winter is upon us, inclement weather can unexpectedly cause travel problems and get in the way of normal
When a case goes to trial, the information gathering has been completed. Discovery may have been served and answered, depositions may have been taken, research
It has often been said the lawyers speak a different language. It is true that there are many words and phrases used only in a
The Appeals Process in Indiana generally (there are a few exceptions) begins when a trial court issues a final order. A litigant, whether criminal or
Often, during divorce or paternity matters, physical custody (who the child lives with) is either divided jointly or one parent is granted custody and the
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