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
In most civil litigation, when you are sued, such as in a divorce, which is technically a complaint, you have to provide an answer to
In high conflict custody cases, it is common to have a forensic Ph.D. level custody evaluator conduct an evaluation and make recommendations to the court
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 paternity and divorce cases, parties sometimes do not fully understand “legal custody.” Legal custody has nothing to do with who a child stays with
Over the past few decades, there have been significant strides in the area of science, and specifically in family planning. Persons wishing to have children
During divorce, paternity, or subsequent custody proceedings, the issues of physical and legal custody are often the singular legal objective. Previous blogs have discussed the
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
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