What Is It? What Is Included? How Is It Divided Up? In Indiana, what property, assets, and liabilities the trial court is to divide is commonly referred to as the “marital pot”. In essence, everything the divorcing parties have is poured into a “pot” and the court divides this in …
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While divorces are often contentious and parties find it difficult to agree on even the smallest details, agreements can be reached. Whether through the aid of your attorney, a mediator, or just by working through issues together, agreements can be reached before litigation becomes necessary. If the parties’ attorneys reach …
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As domestic advocates, we at Ciyou & Dixon, P.C. find our jobs difficult in most every case to help our clients make very important custody and property (assets and liability) decisions (objectives of the litigation) while addressing significant emotional turmoil typically associated with divorce. And we only have to help …
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The answer appears to be “yes.” In Indiana, we recognize all licenses to carry issued by other states. However, this should not be confused with a firearms registration card. It must be a license to carry, but the holder would nevertheless have to follow Indiana law. That is a separate …
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The penal law for the “property” exception (where a License was not required to lawfully carry a handgun) was not well defined before SB 506 was enacted. The statute merely set out that a License was not required to carry “on the person’s property.” Very few reported appellate cases addressed …
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