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
Child custody proceedings tend to be confusing and emotional times. Whether it be an initial custody proceeding or a modification of a pre-existing custody order,
In most post-divorce cases, there comes a time when a non-custodial parent believes it is “time” to go back to court and move to modify
Permanency and stability are keys for children; Courts are mindful of this in considering all requests for custody modification in a child’s best interests. For
Stability and continuity of home life for children after divorce is a strong policy found in Indiana’s custody modification statutes and case law. Specifically, a
In family law matters and matters involving custody modification, the underlying basis is what is in the best interests of the children. However, what about
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