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Divorce is never easy and every case is unique. It is important to keep in mind, though, that divorce does not have to be adversarial. If the parties and their attorneys are willing to collaborate and work together to find solutions, they will have additional options...
After your divorce becomes final and there is an agreement stating what the custody of your children will be going forward, circumstances can change. It is not unusual for one or both parents to need a change in the child custody order because of a change in their...
Indiana's approach to property division during a divorce is unique. The state operates under the "whole pot" principle. Treating all assets acquired during the marriage as marital property. Here is a closer look at how the property division works in Indiana. Indiana's...
Key Highlights Let’s discuss what legal separation really means. It’s a deal between married people who decide to live apart but are still officially together. This arrangement gives them some space and time to think things over, with the ultimate hope being that the...
If you’re considering getting a divorce in Indiana, it’s natural to have questions about the process. Divorce is a significant decision that can bring about many changes and challenges. It’s important to understand how long the process might take and the various...
Key Highlights The cost of getting a divorce in Indiana can change drastically based on the situation. Things like filing fees, court costs, attorney fees, and the complexity or smoothness of the divorce play a big role in how much it all ends up costing. When it...
Key Highlights Dissolution of marriage in Indiana is the legal process of ending a marriage through a court. Indiana allows for both no-fault and fault-based divorces, with the majority of divorces being no-fault. Residency requirements must be met before filing for...
Key Highlights Getting a divorce while pregnant can be a stressful and challenging process. In the state of Indiana, you are allowed to file your divorce even if you are pregnant. Legal issues may arise during the divorce, such as determining the legal parent of the...