Update: Can a Guardian file for Divorce on Behalf of an Incapacitated Adult?
In a previous blog post, we explored who can file for divorce, and how Indiana Courts have held that a guardian of an incapacitated adult
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In a previous blog post, we explored who can file for divorce, and how Indiana Courts have held that a guardian of an incapacitated adult
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A QDRO (pronounced quadro) is a Qualified Domestic Relations Order. A QDRO is used to divide certain types of financial accounts, such as retirement 401K
Once the appeal process has been started and the Court of Appeals takes jurisdiction of a matter from the lower court, new evidence or information
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