When your child says they want to live with you or with your ex-spouse, it can trigger strong emotions. You might feel relief, concern or uncertainty. For many divorced parents, it raises one pressing question: Does that preference matter in an Indiana custody case?...
Ideally, both of a child’s parents work together to help ensure their children’s emotional and physical well-being. However, the reality can be far more complicated. Some co-parents might have been neglectful or uninvolved during the marriage. Yet, they may suddenly...
Dividing property in a divorce can be a stressful experience, especially when it comes to finances. One important step in this process is asset disclosure. In Indiana, both spouses must fully disclose what they own and owe. This ensures that property division is fair...
Divorce is an emotionally and financially complex journey. Without clear goals, the process can feel overwhelming and directionless, leading to unnecessary conflict and regret. Setting divorce goals can help you maintain focus, prioritize what matters, and create a...
You begin contemplating divorce, and suddenly the issue extends beyond the marriage itself. It is now about who will find out first—your sister’s friend from church, your kid’s teacher or the woman behind you at the grocery store. In a place where everyone knows...
