Should I file a Cross-Petition for Divorce?
Indiana is a no-fault divorce state, which means that if either spouse wants to seek a divorce, he or she can petition the court to
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Indiana is a no-fault divorce state, which means that if either spouse wants to seek a divorce, he or she can petition the court to
It has often been said the lawyers speak a different language. It is true that there are many words and phrases used only in a
The Appeals Process in Indiana generally (there are a few exceptions) begins when a trial court issues a final order. A litigant, whether criminal or
On Monday, October, 21st, the Indiana Court of Appeals announced the appointment of a new chief judge, Judge Nancy H. Vaidik to succeed Judge Margret
In the practice of law, especially in domestic cases, there are many steps along the way towards a final resolution. There are of course rules
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
How to Decide What School Children Will Attend The Public vs. Private Debate Another school year is quickly approaching, if not already started for most
One tool frequently used in a paternity or divorce, or post-paternity or divorce or custody modification, is requesting a custody/parenting time evaluation. An evaluation is
The Bed Bugs Epidemic and What Parents Can Do About It In The Custody Context In the last several years, an old enemy to the
Ensuring the Children’s Best Interests In many of our previous blog posts, we have explored the determination of a child being CHINS (a Child in
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