Divorce and the Parent’s Liability as Co-Signers on Child’s Student Loans
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
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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
As family law matters progress, one of the first issues to be determined by the parties is parenting time/custody. In some instances, the parties can
It is well known that legal lingo is not often the same as plain old English. If you are involved in a contested child custody
A recent blog discussed how an appellant (person initiating an appeal) gathers documents from the lower court hearing being appealed in an appendix to provide
Without a court order a grandparent does not have a right to visitation with their grandchild. In other words, unless allowed by a parent, a
The divorce process inherently encompasses many issues, including child support, child custody, parenting time, and property division. Many of our past blog posts have discussed
Previous blog posts have explored several subparts and nuances of the amended statute on emancipation for purposes of child support1, passed in July, 2012. However,
When an order or judgment is taken up on appeal, there are several deadlines to be noted. For example, when the notice of appeal must
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