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Understanding Parental Responsibilities Allocations in Indiana
The court defaults on several positions when deciding child custody matters. One position it always defaults on is that the court is responsible for determining the best…
Domestic Violence and Child Custody in Indiana
Domestic violence plays a major role in determining some custody cases. Instances of domestic violence in the home become evidence that one parent is not fit to…
Can I Move out of State with My Child after an Indiana Divorce?
If you are your child’s custodial parent, which means that he or she makes his or her primary home with you, and a move out of state…
Grandparents Rights in Indiana
While family law usually refers to issues between spouses and parents, it can also cover grandparents and their desires for involvement in their grandchildren's lives. Grandparents' rights…
Fathers’ Child Custody Rights
Divorce is a difficult process. When there are children involved, it becomes even more nuanced and complex. Decades ago, the courts naturally favored mothers getting custody of…
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,…
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