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Family law: It’s a new journey
When you and your spouse sat down to discuss your divorce, one of the main topics you were concerned about was how to divide your children’s time between homes and how to make sure they get all they need. You have two older teens, one being 15 and another 17, so you...
When you decide to divorce your spouse, it’s a difficult decision. It can cause tension and upset on both sides, and in some cases, all communication may come to a halt. It’s hard to get through situations like this, but it is important for you and your spouse to...
For family business owners, the backbone of America, one question that sometimes arises when a marriage ends is what should be done with that family business. The couple was married when they started the company. The marriage is now ending, but what does that mean for...
Did you know that single LGBTQ+ people are permitted to adopt in Indiana? Since 2006, there has been no requirement for an individual to be married to adopt. Local courts also allow the adoption of same-sex partners’ children, whether adopted or biological. In 2020,...
A stepparent adoption can give a child you love the support of two parents. The stronger the bond with your stepchild, the more important it may feel for you to protect your relationship, even in the event of a divorce or the death of your spouse. A stepparent...
Indiana divorces involving executives is not as simple as other divorces. This is because many assets are involved, including intangible ones like stock options, restricted stock units and awards, commissions, tax-deferred compensation, and other perks. Read on to...
Child custody battles can be very stressful and frustrating. Every parent wants to spend as much time with their kids as possible, so you should do all that you can to increase the chances of a favorable decision. Here are some tips you can use to improve your chances...
If an Indiana judge has awarded you and your former spouse joint physical custody of your child, you might be relieved to know that you'll still play a major part in your child's life. However, you'll also have to deal with your former spouse for the next several...
Under Indiana Law, all property owned by one or both spouses is considered marital property, including 401(k)s and other retirement assets. All of the property (and all of the debts) of the parties combined constitutes the “marital estate.” When a couple divorces, the...
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