Three Common Types of Dissipation of Marital Assets in Indiana
Under Indiana law, a trial court starts dividing the marital estate with the presumption of an equal division. There are numerous reasons for the court
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Under Indiana law, a trial court starts dividing the marital estate with the presumption of an equal division. There are numerous reasons for the court
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
There is an old adage that the line between “love” and “hate” is narrow. This line sometimes shifts during divorce proceedings. This blog explores some
In Indiana, all marital assets, except as otherwise excluded by law, are part of the marital estate a trial court can divide upon divorce. There
Many divorce lawyers receive requests for guidance from their clients on “changing venue.” In Indiana, this is not common and is generally associated with moving
Divorce is the best of times and the worst of times for most people (parties, friends, and family) all at the same time. It is
Historically, parents continued to be parents long after their children become adults, marry, and sometimes have their own families. Many of the parents loan their
Every judge is skilled, but every trial is dynamic and unique. To ensure a fair process and ruling, the Indiana Supreme Court has adopted Rules
Often, divorce cases are emotional, and the main goal is to determine child custody and support and divide the assets and debts of the parties
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