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Flood Family Law: Good Lawyers for Good People
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...
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...
Parents who share physical custody or time with their children often focus on when they can be physically present with their children. Optimizing their in-person parenting time is frequently a priority during custody negotiations. They often negotiate intensely to...
After the establishment of your child support order, you and your ex-spouse must follow the legal terms of your document and, in most cases, provide your kids with financial stability until they turn 19 or finish high school. However, just like most changes in life,...
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...
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...
Your child needs emergency care. You rush into the hospital, completely focused on them. As an LGBTQ+ adoptive parent, you expect staff to instantly recognize your legal right to make medical decisions. Although the law gives you full parental rights, hospital...
Parenting after divorce can be one of the hardest transitions a family faces. Even when both parents share the same goals for their children, maintaining balance and communication can be difficult. A well-drafted co-parenting agreement sets clear expectations, but its...
For many couples, a family is built over years of shared love and commitment, sometimes long before a legal marriage. You may have raised a child with your partner for a decade, functioning as a two-parent household in every way that matters. When such a relationship...
When parents separate, much of the focus of each co-parent naturally centers on logistics. Schedules, transitions, expenses and decision-making often dominate conversations, and while these matters are important, they are not the whole picture. Children need more than...
