Divorce proceedings can involve crucial issues affecting the entire family, including child support. This type of financial obligation could be necessary to help meet the involved children's needs. The laws governing these arrangements can vary for each state,...
There can be some confusion when it comes to talking about fathers’ rights in Indiana custody proceedings. Men who are legally the fathers of their children legally have the same rights and responsibilities as the child’s mother. In other words, under Indiana law,...
In many Indiana marriages, the couple chooses to have one spouse stay home with the children or work part-time, while the other spouse works full-time outside of the home. While both spouses are working and contributing to the household, they may not be earning the...
Indiana courts consider parenting time a vital cornerstone for children to live fulfilling lives. When both parents remain involved despite legal issues, they create a healthy and secure environment for their child to thrive and develop. Still, there are scenarios...
If you're just beginning the divorce process, you may be confused by some of the legal terminology you're coming across. You may wonder what it means for a divorce to be "no-fault" or "uncontested." Do these terms mean the same thing? The answer is no. In this blog...
Finances are one of the primary worries for people as they are getting divorced in Indiana. In a family where only one of the spouses earned a living, the Court may order the the monied spouse to pay spousal maintenance. The spouse who was either a homemaker or...
Like all other states in the United States, Indiana allows married couples to file a no-fault divorce by declaring an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Pursuing an at-fault divorce in Indiana is a bit more unique. While many states recognize adultery as one of...
The primary goal of an Indiana child support order is to serve the child’s best interests. That includes ensuring they have a safe place to live, are adequately clothed, receive proper nutrition, have everything they need for school, have medical care, are able to...
Having a physical limitation might make it harder to perform specific tasks, but it usually does not stop disabled parents from loving and raising their children into upstanding adults. Even so, some disabled parents might fear getting unfavorable outcomes in child...
If you are getting divorced, you and your ex will have to come up with a custody arrangement that works best for your child. If you are unable to agree, the courts of Indiana will get involved and make the decision. Generally, the two types of custody in Indiana are...
