Child Custody
What Can I Testify to at Trial in Indiana?
The stress and emotions of a divorce or custody disagreement can cause a party to feel compelled to testify about issues that may not be
The stress and emotions of a divorce or custody disagreement can cause a party to feel compelled to testify about issues that may not be
Any custody modification case can become a battle, but when your ex is a narcissist, you must be prepared for war. Not only do narcissists
Social media has made staying in touch with friends and family almost effortless for its 4.8 billion users worldwide. Posting a photo of the concert
While it’s normal to seek companionship and a new relationship after a divorce, the decision to move in together when kids are involved will present
Ordinary parenting time is parenting time that strictly follows the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines. While the guidelines were created as a model for courts and
Understanding Indiana child custody laws is critical for anyone involved in, or anticipating, a custody dispute. However, with the various statutes and guidelines scattered throughout
The short answer is yes. A judge can do whatever they want; if you disagree with the decision, you can ask them to reconsider it
In Indiana, physical and legal custody, parenting time, and child support in paternity cases are all decided using the same factors as in divorce cases;
Obtaining a modification of a child custody order in Indiana can be more difficult than gaining custody in an original order. Parents attempting to modify
In custody cases, an emergency custody hearing is held when a non-custodial parent (or sometimes a third party) files a petition stating that custody should
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