So You Entered into a “Bad” Divorce Settlement Agreement: What Can You Do?
tThe Indiana Dissolution Act encourages parties to reach agreements; and in fact, parties to a divorce can agree to a division of assets that a
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tThe Indiana Dissolution Act encourages parties to reach agreements; and in fact, parties to a divorce can agree to a division of assets that a
In today’s digital world, complex financial transactions and the ability to sort out fact from fiction is difficult in all arenas. This is especially true
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
Marriages, particularly those of a long duration, usually intermix marital property of all kinds in organic ways that can be hard for the divorce court
Most divorces, even highly contentious ones settle outside the court. Today’s trial court judges do a great deal of case management, such as guiding the
While real life domestic litigation is gritty and full of harsh realities of relationships and what happens when they end, there are three important legal
Indiana follows the “marital pot” theory to determine what property is “marital property.” The “marital pot” theory means that ALL assets and liabilities, owned byeither
If you are unhappy with the property division as ordered by a court, you can and should seek an appeal. If the division does not
In any divorce proceeding the assets and debts must be divided between the respective spouses. Thus, there are three (3) questions to consider: 1) What
In many civil cases, mediation is a potential option prior to a final hearing or trial to allow the parties to negotiate with the assistance
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