Child Custody
Legal Custody vs. Physical Custody: What’s the Difference?
Indiana recognizes two different types of child custody: legal custody and physical custody. One is not dependent on the other, so a party with primary
Indiana recognizes two different types of child custody: legal custody and physical custody. One is not dependent on the other, so a party with primary
Just like any other order of the court, custody orders are subject to a finding of contempt of court if they are not followed. Penalties
There are instances where a non-biological parent can request or obtain custody or parenting time rights, however, non-biological parents are at a disadvantage when asking
The term narcissist is commonly used to describe a person who believes they are very important, demands constant praise and attention, is extremely self-centered, and
For decades child support was thought of as the amount Dad paid to Mom every week to help financially support the children. Now, not only
Parental alienation can prevent a child from having a meaningful relationship with a parent, cause psychological damage to the child, and create an array of
Anyone who has been through a divorce in Indiana has probably heard the phrase “best interests of the child” numerous times. But what does the
A child who is the subject of a custody dispute oftentimes has an opinion about which parent with whom he or she wishes to live.
Not that long ago step-parents had no custody or parenting time rights when divorcing the child’s biological parent. Even step-parents who cared for, supported, and
Appealing a custody decision in Indiana can be a challenge. Appeals, in general, can present a number of challenges, particularly in family law and criminal
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