Blended families are increasingly common, and for many stepparents in Indiana, adoption is a meaningful way to solidify an already strong parent-child bond. Stepparent adoption

If you’re a father who isn’t married to your child’s mother at the time of the child’s birth, establishing paternity is one of the most

One of the most stressful—and often misunderstood—parts of a divorce is what happens to retirement accounts in a divorce. For many people, their 401(k), pension,

In Indiana, a child does not get to decide custody on their own. There is no specific age at which a child suddenly gets to

Protective orders in Indiana are designed to protect individuals from domestic violence, stalking, harassment, and threats. Whether you are seeking a protective order or have

When parents cannot agree on legal custody, physical custody, or parenting time, Indiana courts have several tools available to help determine what arrangement best supports

When you enter a civil lawsuit, your immediate concern is often the trial. However, many cases, even high-stakes litigation, may never see a jury. Instead,

Making the decision to move, whether it’s for a new job, to be closer to family, or for a fresh start, is often exciting, but

If you believe the outcome of your case is unfair or incorrect, you may have the option to file for an appeal. The appellate process

Couples living together without the formality of marriage, otherwise known as cohabitation, is increasingly common in Indiana and across the country. While moving in with