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
Indiana courts can hold a parent in contempt for violating a custody order, with penalties ranging from attorney fees to jail. When a judge finds
Non-biological parents can seek custody in Indiana, but their rights differ depending on adoption and their relationship with the child. Indiana courts consider the child’s
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.
Step-parents in Indiana can seek custody or parenting time but must show a custodial and parental relationship with the child. A judge considers whether the
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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