
The Anatomy of Legal Custody: What You Need to Know About the Three Components of Legal Custody
Most litigants speak of custody loosely today and take it to mean who has the children, with the other parent getting Indiana Parenting Time Guideline
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Most litigants speak of custody loosely today and take it to mean who has the children, with the other parent getting Indiana Parenting Time Guideline

In divorce and paternity cases, the term “custody” has a number of different meanings. If you are contemplating divorce or in the process, understanding this

In many divorce and paternity cases, a continuum is presented where the parent-child relationship may be strained to non-existent. Parents want to see their children.

The Indiana Department of Child Services (“DCS”) is tasked with investigating thousands of reports of abuse or neglect of children each year. This agency is

Family law, like every other profession, has its own language; a language that can be misunderstood, or may stand for many things depending on the

What You Know May Hurt You and Impact the Rest of Your Child’s Life Juvenile delinquency means that a child, but for his young age,

Let’s face it. There are some parents that just cannot agree on certain issues related to their child, such as extracurricular activities or (legal) discipline

Parents have a right to raise their children without state interference under what has been referred to as the most fundamental right in the United

The point of a civil or criminal trial—overall–is to ensure substantive and procedural due process and protection of fundamental and key constitutional principles. However, no

Without question, more third parties–from neighbors to grandparents–are caring for or raising others’ children. What are their rights to contact, visitation, parenting time, and custody
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