Going through a divorce is tough enough without worrying about hidden assets. But in high-asset divorces, it's not uncommon for one spouse to try concealing wealth. While you should always consult with a qualified attorney about your specific situation, here are some...
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Who gets the monetized social media assets in an Indiana divorce?
Your shared social media channel just crossed 100,000 subscribers. Your brand sponsorships bring in steady monthly income. But what happens to all of that when your marriage ends? In Indiana, your monetized social media accounts are not just digital profiles. They...
Fault and finances: does fault affect spousal support?
Divorce can be both emotionally difficult and financially stressful. Many people wonder how alimony, also called spousal maintenance, will be decided and whether a spouse’s behavior during the marriage will affect the court’s decision. In Indiana, fault usually has...
Is divorce mediation right for you? 4 questions to ask yourself
Ending a marriage is one of the hardest decisions you will ever face. If you are hoping to avoid a long court battle, mediation may sound like the perfect solution. However, mediation is not the right fit for every couple or every situation. Before you commit, there...
5 insights into how divorce mediation works
Divorce mediation often attracts couples who want a more respectful way to separate. Many people hope it will reduce stress, protect privacy and limit conflict. Mediation can offer those benefits, but only when couples understand what the process actually involves. It...
Will courts order alimony if both spouses are employed?
If you and your spouse both earn a living, you may assume that alimony (spousal maintenance in Indiana) is completely off the table. But in divorce, financial independence is not automatic. Simply being employed does not grant immunity from paying alimony, nor does it...
Preparing adult children for an upcoming gray divorce
Some people pursue gray divorce specifically because they wait for their children to become independent adults before formally addressing their marital concerns. Gray divorce involves older adults who are at or past the age of retirement. Most of the time, the people...
High-asset divorce: What happens to the family business?
When a business is part of the marriage, divorce in the Indianapolis area often leads to tough decisions about what happens next. A venture you helped build or support is always the hardest part to divide. For many high-income couples, it's more than a financial...
3 questions to ask about family pets during divorce
Certain issues that people have to address during divorce are more emotional than others. For example, many people have stronger reactions to custody matters related to their children than they do to the property division conflicts. If the spouses have a pet in the...
3 terms to evaluate carefully during a gray divorce
Couples who are in their 50s or beyond are among those at the highest risk of divorce. Gray divorces are more common now than they were decades ago, and they pose unique challenges for the spouses. Older couples who have enjoyed long-term marriages choose to divorce...

