“What No Alimony?”: The Four Types of Limited Indiana Maintenance
In Indiana, there is no statute or provision for “alimony”. Whereas in other states, a spouse may receive alimony payments after a divorce or legal
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In Indiana, there is no statute or provision for “alimony”. Whereas in other states, a spouse may receive alimony payments after a divorce or legal
Family and domestic law cases, including divorce and paternity are civil cases. There are no criminal charges, and the case is heard by the bench
When a child is born to a married couple, it may seem ridiculous to ask the question, who is the daddy? But, sometimes, this may
Recent blogs have addressed the child support calculations, the formula and guidelines for same, and what numbers are used to come to a child support
Determining appropriate child support is often a key component in many divorce and family law cases. Once it is determined how the parties will share
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
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,
As a general rule, in matters where child custody and child support are at issue, the Court will grant parents joint or sole custody and
In domestic cases, there may be a number of experts that are called upon to testify during a hearing. For example, a doctor may testify
A recent blog post explored who was the “victim” in cases of unpaid child support, but the means of collection of unpaid child support is
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