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Flood Family Law: Good Lawyers for Good People
When people get married and build a family, sacrifices are often part of the process. One spouse might work overtime on the weekends to help afford their children's medical expenses, while the other might potentially give up their career development to raise the...
Both you and your spouse are close to retirement age, and you were looking forward to this next phase of your life. Perhaps you haven’t worked or haven’t saved for retirement in an employment-related account, so both of you were going to live off of your spouse’s...
Gray divorce has been on the rise for several years. There are numerous contributing factors that make divorce later in life after long marriages more common now than in the past. Changes in someone's expectations about their standard of living, health challenges and...
Sharing custody of minor children means coordinating schedules and communicating with a child’s other parent about their needs. Maintaining a certain degree of proximity is also usually very important for Indiana co-parents. After all, frequent custody exchanges...
Those who are thinking about the possibility of divorce in Indiana often have to carefully consider what the end of their marriage might mean for their finances. The equitable distribution rules in Indiana protect both spouses' right to a portion of shared marital...
Couples in Texas decide to divorce for many different reasons. Maybe as they approach retirement, they recognize they have grown apart over the years. Perhaps there have been abusive incidents, or one spouse may have developed a drinking problem. Whatever the reason...
People sometimes believe that they will have an obligation to prove to a court that they should be permitted to get divorced. They know that they want to end their marriage, but they may not be sure that they have a “good enough reason.” They think they have to wait...
As a parent, you’ll have many hard conversations with your children. Some conversations you’ll have later in life when your children are more mature. But, talking about divorce may be a conversation you may need to have now. You may be thinking, how should I talk...
The primary focus of discussions about the impact of gray divorce – which is a term used to describe a divorce that occurs later in life – is often the effect the divorce may have on someone's retirement savings. Experts are quick to point out that lost retirement...
Does your spouse have a child from another relationship? Do you have a strong bond with that child? Then you’ve likely considered adopting your spouse’s child so you can secure permanent guardianship and ensure the child is safely under your protection. What if the...
