
I Have Proof That I Should Have Physical Custody – What Do I Do?
Indiana divorce courts and judges operate under one critical presumption and one legal imperative. The presumption is that – in most cases – a minor
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Indiana divorce courts and judges operate under one critical presumption and one legal imperative. The presumption is that – in most cases – a minor

Anyone who has ever been through a divorce will tell you it is hard. Not only is it an emotional time, but also extremely stressful

When you own a business, divorce can impact not only personal assets, but business assets and ownership as well. Even if you owned the business

Child custody in Indiana can take several forms. These include legal custody, sole custody, and joint or shared custody. Which child custody arrangement is most

Dividing investments in divorce can be complex. In addition to jointly held real estate assets, other common assets divorcing couples are concerned about include their

We receive questions all the time from clients and prospective clients regarding how to protect certain assets in a divorce. Unfortunately, there are no quick

Child custody can be a complex and sometimes contentious matter. And in today’s mobile society where remote working is increasingly available to many, it is

It’s true that awarding full custody to the mother used to be more likely – with “maternal presumption” and “tender years presumption” laws formerly in

We receive questions all the time from clients and prospective clients regarding retirement plans and how they are divided in divorce. Unfortunately, there is no

Can a parent kidnap their child? Unfortunately, it is a common illegal occurrence. As difficult as it is when this happens within a single state
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