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Divorce can be a time of financial uncertainty, even if you and your spouse both work. Indiana courts presume that spouses can support themselves. In certain cases, though, a court may decide that a spouse may get payments from the other partner after divorce. This is...
Your child custody order made sense a few years ago when you finalized your divorce. But now, maybe you've remarried, your ex moved to the other side of Indianapolis or your work schedule changed completely. The fact is that life doesn't stand still and Indiana law...
Divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you are unsure to what you are legally entitled. In Indiana, the law does not automatically favor one spouse over the other. Still, understanding how courts divide property and award support can help you protect your...
You likely remember the day you signed the papers for your Indiana home. It represented a future of stability and shared memories. Now that you face a divorce, this once-joyful environment can be a major source of stress. You wonder whether you must pack your bags or...
Ending a marriage or changing your family structure can feel overwhelming. Indiana law provides a clear roadmap to help you transition into the next stage of your life. A petition for dissolution starts most divorce cases, which triggers a mandatory 60-day minimum...