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Divorce is always difficult in Indiana even if the couple is on relatively good terms. It is a dramatic life change that carries with it personal, financial and emotional baggage that must be addressed. When there are children from the marriage, this makes it even...
If you are facing drug charges in Indiana, part of the charges you face and the penalties you could incur are based on what “schedule” the alleged drug at issue falls under. There are five drug schedules under Indiana law, based on the most dangerous drugs to the less...
The decision to pursue divorce can be very difficult on Indiana residents. After considering their options and different paths toward the future, they may ultimately decide that their lives will be better if they end their legal relationships with their spouses. To...
When you go through a divorce, you may have a lot of issues to deal with that are new to you. Property division is likely one of them and it can be very complex. To help you get a handle on it, let’s talk about where Indiana law starts, so that it makes more sense how...
Most people in Indiana have never been arrested and probably never will be. But, each year thousands of people in our state face criminal charges and, in some instances, those cases go all the way to a criminal trial. If you are facing the prospect of a criminal case...
The traditional example of a litigated divorce, in which the two sides air their differences before a judge in the public setting of a courtroom, is not always everyone’s first choice anymore, especially in Indiana. Divorce mediation has gained popularity for several...
Going through a divorce in Indiana is not an easy process. A couple needs to go through the process of dividing the life they shared during the marriage, and often must make important decisions during an emotional time. This process includes dividing the couple’s...
A parent’s divorce can be a difficult point in their life, especially if they have a child. Both parents want to have their fair say in raising their child and they will likely want to spend as much time with their child post-divorce as possible. Indiana law...
There are several ways that child support obligations may be enforced in Indiana. Parents have the responsibility to pay for the needs of their children and must follow any court orders instructing them to pay child support. Both paying and recipient parents should be...
People acquire various property throughout their lives in Indiana. This is true for married couples as well. They may start or grow checking and savings accounts, retirement accounts, investment accounts and other types of financial accounts. People may also buy...