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Does it Matter Who Files for Divorce?
Nobody knows a marriage like the two people inside it. They may look rapturously happy but be miserably unhappy in their daily living. Sometimes in that situation,…
Should I Move Out During a Divorce?
Unfortunately, the answer to this question will not be the same for everyone. Whether or not you should move out will depend on your emotional state at…
My Spouse is Hiding Assets From My Divorce Lawyer: What Should I Do?
What is and is not considered “marital property” depends on when the property was acquired. However, even property acquired before a marriage may be subject to property…
What are My Rights as a Father?
It is a simple concept, but one that is often overlooked and misunderstood: Fathers have rights. Fathers have the same rights to their children that mothers have,…
How to Make the Most of Parenting Time After an Indiana Divorce or Separation
Indiana is one of many states that favors shared parenting arrangements for minor children after divorce or separation, and for good reason: Data compiled by the Institute…
How are Business Interests Handled in Indiana Divorce?
Marital property is subject to a just and reasonable distribution between spouses under Indiana divorce law, whether the parties are able to come to an agreement or…
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