Divorce
Should You Tell Your Spouse if You Had an Affair?
No matter how many times the question, should I tell my spouse I had an affair, has been asked, just as many different answers have
No matter how many times the question, should I tell my spouse I had an affair, has been asked, just as many different answers have
Your divorce proceedings won’t last forever – but they can certainly drag on for years and years. In fact, the longest divorce case went on
Never discount or underestimate the depths of your emotions after a divorce. For many, divorce is a traumatic life event, especially when it leads to
This post contains answers to some frequently asked questions about divorce procedure in Indiana. What do the terms Petitioner and Respondent mean? The Petitioner
Under English common law, (which Indiana adopted as its law) there were elaborate requirements for what had to be in court filings. Indiana, however, rejected
The short answer is no. It is a conflict of interest for an Indiana attorney to represent opposing parties, such as a husband and a
There is no requirement in Indiana that you have an attorney for domestic cases; although it is not generally recommended that you proceed without one.
The short answer is maybe. While Indiana does not have alimony, it does have spousal maintenance. Spousal maintenance is not awarded as part of a
The short answer is “NO”. Indiana recognizes no fault-divorce. Ordinarily, one party alleges an “irretrievable breakdown” of the marriage. This is not to say, however,
Listening to your spouse lie during their testimony can be frustrating. You may feel like jumping up in open court and exclaiming “that’s a lie”—then
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