Child Custody
Sole Custody vs. Joint Custody: Which is Right for You?
Many parents talk about sole custody, usually referencing physical custody of the child. However in Indiana, the term sole custody is no longer used to
Many parents talk about sole custody, usually referencing physical custody of the child. However in Indiana, the term sole custody is no longer used to
When a custodial parent moves, it can disrupt the relationship between the non-custodial parent and the children. The current parenting time order may no longer
In an Indiana child custody evaluation, expect interviews, additional fees, and a report recommending arrangements based on your child’s best interests. You can expect two
Custody and parenting time determinations in all states is now based on the best interests of the child. Indiana has statutes enumerating the factors the
Mediation can influence child custody decisions in Indiana by helping parents agree on custody and parenting time. A mediator guides negotiations but cannot make rulings
Domestic violence can cause a parent to lose custody or parenting time in Indiana and may lead to a child’s removal from the home or
Mental illness can have extensive affects on every aspect of the life of a person suffering from mental illness as well as their friends and
Severe drug or alcohol addiction may lead Indiana courts to award custody to the other parent based on the child’s best interests. A judge may
When a custody order no longer works for the family, a custody modification may be needed. There is no specific amount of time that a
School choice can create disputes between Indiana parents over education and lead to a court hearing or a request to modify legal custody. Parents with
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