Common Mistakes Litigants Make in Indiana Family Law Case
Navigating the complex world of family law can be challenging, especially for those unfamiliar with legal proceedings. In Indiana, as in many states, family law cases often involve high stakes and emotional stress, which can lead to costly mistakes. This blog will highlight some of the most common errors litigants make in Indiana family law. […]
Red Flags in Divorce Cases: What Indiana Family Law Attorneys Warn Their Clients About
Navigating a divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process. In family law there are behaviors and situations that can complicate divorce proceedings or lead to unfavorable outcomes. This blog post will discuss some of the most common red flags attorneys warn clients about when going through a divorce in Indiana. One of the […]
Four “Fatal” Child Support Mistakes to Avoid
In divorce and paternity cases, the obligation to provide child support is governed by a myriad of state and federal laws designed to ensure that children receive the financial support they need from both parents. Unfortunately, misunderstandings and missteps in managing these obligations can lead to significant legal repercussions. Failing to pay child support can […]
Four Mistakes to Avoid in a Premarital Agreement in Indiana
Premarital agreements, also known as prenuptial agreements or “prenups,” are becoming increasingly common in Indiana. While these agreements can provide important protections for both parties entering a marriage, there are several pitfalls to avoid. This blog will discuss four key mistakes to steer clear of when drafting a premarital agreement in Indiana. In Indiana, the […]
Three Approaches to an Unfavorable Custody Order in Indiana Family Law
Receiving an unfavorable custody order can be a devastating experience for any parent. However, it is important to remember that this is not necessarily the end of the road. In Indiana, there are several approaches you can take to address an unfavorable custody order. Speaking with an experienced attorney can help you better understand the […]
Who Decides a Child’s Religious Upbringing When Divorced Parents Do Not Agree?
In today’s diverse and blended society, it’s not uncommon for parents to hold differing religious beliefs. However, when these parents divorce, strong feelings about religious upbringing can lead to significant conflict over how to raise their children. This is where the concept of legal custody becomes crucial. In divorce or paternity cases, courts can award […]
Understanding the Best Interests Standard in Child Custody Cases
In family law, especially during divorce or custody disputes, the concept of the “best interests of the child” is paramount. Courts and legal systems prioritize this standard in determining custody arrangements, whether in initial custody decisions or modifications of existing arrangements. But what does “best interests” truly mean, and how is it defined within the […]
Five Ways to Save Legal Fees During a Divorce
Divorce is often emotionally exhausting and financially draining. While the emotional toll of ending a marriage can’t always be avoided, there are ways to mitigate the financial impact. Legal fees can quickly escalate during a divorce, especially if the process is contentious or drawn out. However, by taking certain steps, you can better manage your […]
Five Ways to Cope During a Bad Divorce
Divorce is rarely easy, but when it’s particularly contentious, the emotional, financial, and mental toll can feel overwhelming. From custody battles to heated financial disputes, a bad divorce can leave you feeling drained and uncertain about the future. While the legal system works to resolve your case, it’s essential to focus on your well-being and […]
Five Ways to Change Courts in Divorce and Custody Proceedings
Many divorce lawyers frequently receive inquiries from clients about “changing venue” or “changing courts” in their cases. In Indiana, this isn’t common and usually refers to moving a case from one county to another. This tends to occur more often in criminal cases to ensure an impartial jury but can also happen in divorce and […]
