Sharia law and the Muslim faith
Religious Upbringing Disputes in Indiana Custody Cases
When two parents share a child but hold different religious beliefs, the question of how that child will be raised spiritually can become one of
When two parents share a child but hold different religious beliefs, the question of how that child will be raised spiritually can become one of
Adopting a child is one of the most meaningful decisions a family can make. But before the joy of bringing a child home permanently, most
When parents from different religious backgrounds separate or divorce in Indiana, the question of how to raise their children in terms of faith can become
A divorce decree that divided your marital property unfairly does not have to be the end of the road. Indiana’s appellate courts have the authority
When parents cannot agree on custody, Indiana courts sometimes appoint an independent advocate to represent the child’s interests. That person is called a Guardian Ad
When a child’s safety is at the center of an Indiana custody case, the court has tools designed to make sure that child’s voice and
You and your spouse agree on everything. The house, the kids, the finances. So you might be wondering if hiring an attorney is really necessary
You walked out of that courtroom with a ruling you did not expect. Maybe the judge awarded primary custody to your co-parent when you believed
One of the most personal decisions in the adoption process is how much contact, if any, the adoptive family and birth family will have after
If you were married abroad under Islamic law and your marriage is now ending, one of the first questions you face is whether an Indiana
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