When a parent wishes to modify child custody orders to relocate with their child, the decision to approve or deny the request can significantly impact the child's well-being. In Indiana, judges consider several important factors when making this decision. Best...
When a family business becomes part of a divorce, it can bring complex challenges for both spouses. Dividing assets, especially a business, requires careful handling to make sure everyone gets a fair deal. Understanding how a family business gets divided in an Indiana...
The most extensive revisions ever made to the Indiana Child Support Guidelines took effect on January 1, 2024. It is important for all parents with child support orders to be aware of the most significant changes in the Guidelines, as they may be cause to reevaluate...
Child support and spousal support, often referred to as alimony, are important factors in many Indiana divorce proceedings. A common issue is whether child support can influence spousal support arrangements. It can, depending on the situation. Child support in Indiana...
Now that the first weeks of school are complete and we are well into our fall schedules, we can start looking ahead to the next big upheaval: the holidays. The holiday season means more than just a change in the daily school routine; it also means that parents who...
Would it surprise you to learn that nearly seven percent of Indiana children live with their grandparents? Like many grandparents, you may want custody or to adopt your grandchildren, especially if they are in danger or their parents abandoned them. As a close...
As a marriage unfolds, divorce eventually ends up in the conversation. With Indiana ranking as one of the states with the highest divorce rates, you know many others have gone through similar situations. For couples who have accumulated wealth, things often get more...
Co-parenting is a popular term, becoming more mainstream in recent years. It reflects the ability of divorced parents to continue raising their children together in a cooperative manner. Divorce can be contentious, but your children should not pay the price for that....
Under Indiana law, most property acquired during a marriage is part of the marital estate. If the parties get divorced, the court will divide this property equally between the two parties. A divorcing party may petition for an unequal division if they can show factors...
If your marriage reaches a point at which divorce is the best thing for yourself and for your children, then it is for the best that you go your separate ways. However, there are many concerns to address before the divorce process comes to a conclusion. Entrepreneurs...
