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The family home often becomes the question that carries the most weight during a divorce. Unlike retirement accounts or bank balances, a house is tied to daily routines, children's memories and plans for the future. It is also one of the few assets that neither spouse...
Dividing property during a divorce can raise many questions, especially when you think about your financial future. Retirement savings often represent years of hard work, so you may wonder what happens to those accounts if your marriage ends. Every divorce is...
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...