Violating a Protective Order: Can the Victim become the Prosecuted?
During the process of domestic litigation, there can be instances where a party seeks a protective order or no contact order against the other party
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During the process of domestic litigation, there can be instances where a party seeks a protective order or no contact order against the other party
What Are They? When Can They Be Modified? Under a recent modification to the age of emancipation under Indiana Law, children are emancipated for child
In the United States, each state has specific laws governing paternity and divorce matters, all of which encompass some formulation, regulation, or provision for the
This time of year, with the holidays and the start of the New Year, parents often have travel plans, whether to see family from out
Divorce, paternity, or other domestic litigation is a stressful process, and can often lead to anger, bitterness, and miscommunication between parents. However, as we embark
In a divorce matter, child support and custody are often two (2) of the major issues being litigated or negotiated. However, while less common, determining
Victims of domestic violence and/or stalking can request the court to issue a Protective Order against their assailant. If a court does issue a Protective
As the family dynamic shifts from the nuclear family to a more extended and/or unconventional family unit, persons other than parents are often helping to
In Indiana, there are 3 competing theories to obtaining custody of a minor child. The three ways to obtain custody are: first, the natural parent
In family law matters, custody will be determined as an initial matter to a divorce or paternity proceeding1 or can be later modified once it
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