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In an Indiana divorce, it is not uncommon for there to be a dispute over property. While this might not be viewed under the same microscope as child custody, parenting time, child support and spousal maintenance, it can still be a source of acrimony and extended...
Spousal maintenance, also known as alimony, is not always required in an Indiana divorce. At one time, it was common for Indiana courts to order one ex-spouse to pay maintenance for the other. Today, maintenance is required only under certain conditions. Equitable...
Ending a marriage is a difficult, emotional, and seemingly overwhelming process. The first steps may be especially difficult. Here are some ways to prepare for your divorce. Consider your options Before taking this leap, explore your options unless you are in a...
The divorce rate is increasing overall and older couples haven’t been spared. According to the AARP, the number of divorces for those over age 65 (known as “gray divorce”) has tripled in the last 25 years. Getting divorced at any age presents challenges, but couples...
Going through a divorce can be an extremely taxing and expensive process, especially for business owners. When the average cost of a divorce can cause a spouse to suffer thousands of dollars in expenses or more, they need to be sure they are doing everything in their...
Indiana is an equitable distribution state, which means that joint assets are divided based on who may need them more. In many cases, joint debts will be divided based on who has the means to repay them. If you were the breadwinner during the marriage, there is a...
A few months ago, the state Supreme Court of Appeals issued a decision that could change the way state courts interpret the tax burdens of each spouse in a divorce. In this particular court case the husband raised an issue with the tax rates in his divorce. He argued...
Spouses may not want to live together even if they are not ready for a divorce. Indiana’s family law gives these couples the option for a legal separation. Divorce vs. legal separation In a divorce, a judge legally ends the marriage. Legal separation does not...
Anyone that is currently married or thinking of being married has likely heard of or scene ads for marriage registries. After all, marriage registries have been around for decades, probably for as long as retailers have existed. However, what many have likely not...
Whirlwind romances are exciting because everything is fresh and new. Making plans to get married right away might seem like the best thing to do, but studies show that may not be the case. Your risk of getting divorced in Indiana is higher if you get married less than...