Child Custody
The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines are presumed to apply to every custody case (paternity or divorce). These Guidelines presume one parent will have primary physical
With the Holiday Cheer often comes parenting time and other child-related disputes surrounding the holidays including Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s. To avoid some potential
All parents have the fundamental right to the care, custody, and control of their child(ren).1 Basically, this means parents can raise their children in their
Eventually, the “litigation” dust settles for most every acrimonious divorce or paternity fight over custody and the parents remain to co-parent. No longer are there
Indiana trial court judges and attorneys encourage the parties to reach agreements in divorce and paternity cases. There is even a specific statute in the
Every person has done something in their past they are not proud of. Most people have seen or done things they think only they know,
Everyone knows of a custody “battle” waged by a family member or friend–where both parents are entrenched in their positions, are convinced they are right
The divorce decision was handed down and it is now final. The property has been divided. The costs have been allocated, and attorney’s fees may
The answer is, “It depends”. Under the laws covering children born to unwed parents, a father may legally acknowledge he is the child’s biological father.
Yes. But as of Monday, July 31, 2018 so can certain advocates and attorneys for your children. This comes by a sweeping decision by the
Proven and experienced attorneys successfully advocating and resolving complex cases for over 25 years
