Divorce
What Are the Legal Requirements to File for Divorce in Indiana?
All states have statutory and residency requirements to file for divorce. This helps prevent people from “forum shopping” or filing for divorce in a state
All states have statutory and residency requirements to file for divorce. This helps prevent people from “forum shopping” or filing for divorce in a state
Divorce may be the most traumatic experience a person can go through. For many, it is not just the end of a relationship, it is
While Indiana is a no-fault divorce state, which does not require your spouse’s permission or consent to get a divorce, notice of divorce proceedings must
While there is no way to stop a divorce in Indiana, a party who does not want a divorce may wish to slow it down
When discussing the procedure for a divorce in the Catholic Church, generally two (2) concepts come into play. The first is a legal annulment of
Mutual divorce, sometimes called uncontested or agreed divorce, is when both parties agree on all terms of the divorce and do not need any hearings.
Depending on the contested issues in a divorce, the process can go quickly and smoothly or slowly and painfully, dragging on for months or even
Whether or not you can stop divorce proceedings in Indiana depends on who filed for the divorce and who wants to stop it. When a
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
Legal terminology can be confusing, particularly for those who have little-to-no experience with the court system. For example, everyone knows what a divorce is, but
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