Divorce
What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Indiana?
Indiana recognizes only four grounds for divorce or dissolution of marriage.1 The state now has one no-fault ground and three which require proof of fault.
Indiana recognizes only four grounds for divorce or dissolution of marriage.1 The state now has one no-fault ground and three which require proof of fault.
Divorce attorneys have different views of cases and how they should be handled. This is called strategy and varies widely from attorney to attorney. That
We all know and understand what the official statistics say – about 1-5% of the population suffers from narcissistic personality disorder. This extreme disorder causes
When a marriage fails, it can leave you wondering what happened. Oftentimes, resentment and hurt feelings cause both spouses to blame the other for the
In general terms, when a person (who has been through a divorce or paternity case) says they have sole custody, they may mean they have
In Indiana, there are types of custody. The first is physical custody. Most parents have a general understanding of physical custody as it relates to
At the founding of America, women and children were the de facto property of their husbands. As time went on, law evolved (women got the
Child custody litigation constitutes a significant amount of all civil litigation in Indiana. The major difference between domestic litigation and the balance of civil litigation
Child custody can always be modified if a party can show a substantial change in circumstances and that it is in the children’s best interests
In many divorce or paternity cases, it may be several weeks or months before a final hearing is set to decide child custody,1 parenting time,
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