Custody Evaluation
Parental Relocation Laws for Indiana Custody Cases
Parental relocation laws in Indiana create a detailed roadmap for parents who are relocating with a child, and they can dramatically affect custody, parenting time,
Parental relocation laws in Indiana create a detailed roadmap for parents who are relocating with a child, and they can dramatically affect custody, parenting time,
When parents divorce or separate, Indiana courts issue custody orders that define each parent’s legal rights and responsibilities toward the child. However, life circumstances change,
In Indiana family law cases, as in most legal areas, appealing a decision made by the trial court can be a complex and challenging process.
When navigating family law cases in Indiana, ensuring your child’s voice is heard appropriately and effectively can be crucial for their wellbeing. In Indiana, children
In Indiana family law cases involving child custody disputes, the court’s primary concern is always the best interests of the child. Sometimes, to make an
In child custody cases, Indiana courts have two primary tools at their disposal to assess the best interests of the child: guardian ad litem (GAL)
A guardian ad litem, often referred to as a GAL, may be appointed by the court to represent the child’s best interests in a custody
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
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
A child custody evaluation is where a clinical psychologist interviews the parents and those involved in the children’s care, conducts psychological testing, and gathers collateral
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