Child Custody
Child Custody and Relocation Laws in Indiana: What Parents Need to Know
Child custody and relocation laws in Indiana do not always allow a parent with a custody or parenting time order to relocate their residence without
Child custody and relocation laws in Indiana do not always allow a parent with a custody or parenting time order to relocate their residence without
Signing the hospital paternity affidavit is not necessary to establish paternity, nor does it grant a father any parenting time rights. If you were unaware
Parents in Indiana can be awarded joint physical custody if it is in the best interests of the child. This is generally granted as shared
While there is a general assumption that mothers will always get physical custody in a divorce, this is a somewhat antiquated belief, as fathers are
In today’s world, it is very common for a divorced parent not to remarry after a divorce, even after being in a long-term, stable relationship.
A paternity affidavit is a sworn statement which can be signed by the mother and father of a child born out of wedlock at the
Co-parenting from different households can be difficult when it comes to schedules and the children’s activities. When these activities begin interfering with a non-custodial parent’s
Maintaining a significant connection with your children while they are with their other parent can be challenging and/or frustrating. However, there are several current technology
CHINS stands for “child in need of services”, and a CHINS case is filed by the State of Indiana, with the Department of Child Services
Child custody determinations are made by the court in divorce and paternity proceedings when the parties cannot reach an agreement on their own. In both
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