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What Happens When Parents With Joint Custody Disagree About School?
Introduction Parents who share joint legal custody generally must make major school decisions together. If they cannot agree, they should review their custody order, use any required…
Will I Go to Jail for My First Criminal Offense?
Introduction No. Being charged with a crime for the first time does not automatically mean you will serve a jail sentence. In Indiana, the result depends on…
What If My Spouse Won’t Sign the Divorce Papers?
You and your spouse reached a breaking point. You're ready to file the divorce papers and move on. Yet now, your spouse is refusing to sign. It…
Can You Get a Hardship License After a DUI in Indiana?
Losing your driver's license after a DUI arrest can feel like a punch in the gut. Tasks like getting to work, taking your children to school or…
Can My Spouse Drain Our Joint Bank Account Before Divorce?
Introduction A spouse may be able to withdraw money from a joint bank account before or during a divorce. That does not mean the spouse has the…
Can a Felony Be Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Indiana?
Introduction Yes. Under some circumstances, an Indiana felony charge or conviction can be reduced to a misdemeanor. However, a reduction is not automatic. The result depends on…
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