For the Kids: Defining the Best Interests Standard
In domestic law and litigation, the majority of decisions and findings are based on what is in the best interests of the child(ren)1. For example,
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In domestic law and litigation, the majority of decisions and findings are based on what is in the best interests of the child(ren)1. For example,
New Indiana Laws Relating to Firearms and School Safety and a Resolution Welcoming Gun Manufactures to Indiana A key part of staying in compliance with
In domestic law cases, whether it is a pending divorce, a child custody case, or child support modification, many litigants are anxious to find out
When child custody is at issue, or during a guardianship or defacto case, the physical and mental health of the parties is often of the
The newly revised Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines (herein, “IPTGs”) address several issues relating to parenting time in Indiana, and provide clarification for a number of
In Indiana, children of parents who are divorced, or were never married are entitled to child support from both parents according to each parent’s respective
Upon a finding of paternity or dissolution of marriage, child support calculations are one of the first orders of business for many parents. Determining who
Last week brought some devastating news headlines, from the Texas fertilizer plant explosion to the Boston Marathon bombing coverage. News came on Friday that the
In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting in Connecticut, there has been a call from the general public, legislatures, and the President
When custody and parenting time have been determined in a divorce or paternity action, a parenting time schedule is often put into place. Generally, a
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