In Divorce, Do I Get Half of the Value of the Property?
In a Divorce, Am I Entitled to Half the Value of Property Titled with My Spouse If It Creates an Unequal Division of Assets? Maybe?
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In a Divorce, Am I Entitled to Half the Value of Property Titled with My Spouse If It Creates an Unequal Division of Assets? Maybe?
Can I Be Required to Contribute Toward My Kid’s College Expenses If We Have Had No Relationship After the Divorce1? Maybe? Maybe not! Under Indiana
One key aspect of the American legal system is the prohibition against warrantless searches of your home. As you may know, police officers cannot search
Everyone knows of a custody “battle” waged by a family member or friend–where both parents are entrenched in their positions, are convinced they are right
Every litigant in Indiana administrative proceedings or trial courts has the ultimate right to appeal to the Indiana Court of Appeals. Trial courts make many
Probation is often a tool used by trial courts and is normally within their discretion to order in most cases. It is obviously a desirous
Sometimes litigants are shocked and upset by a final order of a trial court in civil litigation and want to stay or “stop” it pending
Every year there is a surge in divorce filings from January to March. Why? Most couples, specifically those with children, are reluctant to break up
Under the Divorce Act, the Legislature vests trial courts with great discretion to divide the marital estate in a just and equal manner. One consideration
Indiana’s trial courts issue tens of thousands of final orders. Over the years, we have observed three common ways individuals who want to challenge the
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