How to have a Kid-Friendly Post-Divorce – Part 2
In part, 1 we discussed how to have a kid friendly divorce, and discussed the importance of at least attempting to get along with your
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In part, 1 we discussed how to have a kid friendly divorce, and discussed the importance of at least attempting to get along with your
The definition of marriage, and more specifically, which two persons may be legally married, is a complex and contentious topic. It is religious, social, and
In dissolution of marriage cases in Indiana, the issue of property settlement (by an agreement) or award (by trial) is a two-step process. First, what
Throughout litigation, parties can ask questions of and request documents from (i.e., recordings, notes, etc.) from each other in a process called generally called discovery.
Divorce can be a complicated and stressful process for the parties involved, and it can be even more stressful when there are children of the
Appeals can be sought when a Court has issued its final order and/or when a decision has been certified for interlocutory appeal. The nuances of
Without question, technology is progressing each day and infiltrating uncharted territory in almost every field and area of life. The reach of technology is expanding
In most domestic cases involving children, child custody and child support are two (2) of the key issues in the litigation process. Determining where the
The changing tides of “family” have extended the definition of the “conventional family” or “nuclear family”. Many of these shifts have been social in nature,
When it comes to who pays attorney fees in civil litigation, there are two historical rules. First, the English rule, and it is the oldest
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