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How to Prepare for Divorce Mediation in Indiana
Introduction Divorce mediation can help spouses resolve their case without asking a judge to decide every issue. A neutral mediator helps the spouses identify problems, consider options,…
Can You Be Convicted of Battery If You Were Defending Yourself
Introduction Yes. A person can be charged—and even convicted—of battery after claiming self-defense. Self-defense is a legal justification, but it does not automatically end the case. The…
What Happens If a Spouse Drains a Joint Bank Account Before Divorce?
When a spouse drains a joint bank account before or during a divorce, it doesn't automatically mean they've broken the law. However, that spouse can face serious…
Who Pays for a Child’s College Expenses After Divorce?
Introduction College can create a new financial disagreement long after a divorce is final. In Indiana, a court may order divorced parents to help pay reasonable college…
What Happens If You’re Caught Using a Fake ID in Indiana?
Introduction Using a fake ID to get into a bar or buy alcohol can lead to more than being turned away. In Indiana, the facts may support…
What’s the Difference Between Possession and Intent to Distribute?
Facing drug charges in Indiana is frightening, especially when you don't know exactly what you're being accused of or what it means for your future. Many people…