The Four Limits of Parental Authority
The Line Between Abuse, Neglect and Criminal Acts in Indiana One of the strongest constitutional protections is the fundamental right to raise children without the
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The Line Between Abuse, Neglect and Criminal Acts in Indiana One of the strongest constitutional protections is the fundamental right to raise children without the
In the 1960s and 1970s, the trend of one parent taking a child to another state or country was recognized and remedies were implemented. There
Every judge in every county and attorneys observe certain cases where the parents cannot agree on anything and are constantly in court post-divorce as it
Divorce and child custody cases present common issues and unique ones to every family that comes to Court. To assist attorneys in making their client’s
Most divorce cases resolve before trial. However, a small number proceed to trial or have post-divorce custody modification matters. In either case, there are three
In Indiana, there is a 60 day cooling off period for divorce. This sometimes creates the assumption of litigants who want a divorce that it
For many father’s who seek joint or primary custody, there is the belief that they are predisposed to an outcome. However, Indiana’s divorce statute is
In paternity and divorce cases, parties sometimes do not fully understand “legal custody.” Legal custody has nothing to do with who a child stays with
Trials are dynamic events and no two are the same, even on the same or similar issues between the same parties. To have a fair
Supposing a custodial parent is permitted by a court to relocate with the child to another state, there are often matters that arise after relocation
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