Defining Legal Relationships: How “Living as if a Spouse” Can Apply in Domestic Matters
Recent blogs have discussed civil protective orders and related matters when there is a harm or threat of harm from a family or household member1.
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Recent blogs have discussed civil protective orders and related matters when there is a harm or threat of harm from a family or household member1.
In civil cases, which include divorce and paternity actions, each party has the right to request a Special Judge (also called a change of Judge)
Recent blogs have addressed the child support calculations, the formula and guidelines for same, and what numbers are used to come to a child support
With our ever more mobile society, the notion of always living in the same state, county, or town, is a rarity. What happens however when
While not exclusive to family law and divorce matters, protective orders may be companion cases to family law, when one party feels threatened by the
When a child is born to a couple that isn’t married, and who presumably have two different last names (surnames), non-marital parents could face the
Determining appropriate child support is often a key component in many divorce and family law cases. Once it is determined how the parties will share
A recently decided case in Indiana addressed an issue often not considered in divorce proceedings, namely, if one or both of the parties (Husband and/or
A recent blog addressed tips for mediation. But, how does mediation work1? Prior to trial, the parties in a matter may be ordered or agree
In Indiana, most all cases that flow through the court system are not confidential. In other words, your name and all your legal business are
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