Child custody laws can be confusing to navigate, especially when parents have separate households and one parent wishes to move. Whether following a divorce or other family proceeding, moving can significantly impact both parents’ rights under Indiana child custody and ...
Read MoreA new Indiana law, which has recently gone into effect, will give foster parents more influence in family law proceedings involving children that they ...
View MoreLovestruck: Diversion and Domestic Violence Charges claiming an individual has committed domestic violence can be potentially devastating not only to ...
View MoreDivorce is uncomfortable to say the least, and living in a shared space during a divorce whether the earliest stages or near the end can be volatile. ...
View MoreAm I Allowed to Spank my Child? In Indiana, the answer is a qualified yes that a parent can spank their children. However, the ability to do so is not ...
View MoreA structured settlement is a specific resolution of a case that pays out the settlement amount as an annuity rather than in a lump sum, which can ...
View MoreIn a previous blog from 2014, Keffer Hirschauer LLP explained that Indiana law provides for certain areas and circumstances where a proper person can ...
View MoreIt has happened to many of us. Our cell phone, sometimes set to a distinctive ring, goes off at a particularly inopportune time. Reassuringly, judges ...
View MoreAn “uncontested divorce” can occur when a couple can approach the court in agreement about the terms of their divorce. That generally means that all ...
View MoreThe Rules Committee that is responsible for suggesting changes or corrections to Indiana’s rules of professional responsibility included a pertinent ...
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