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Can Loans Made To Divorcing Parties By Their Family Or Friends Be Recovered In A Divorce Proceeding?

In today’s world, it is somewhat common to have monies provided to newlyweds by their parents to assist with the purchase of a home, car, rent or for …
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Six Mistakes To Avoid When You Get Divorced

For many couples, divorce is a long, arduous journey. Finally getting the divorce decree marks the end of the road for a broken relationship and opens…
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What You Need To Know About Emancipation And Child Support Obligations

In Indiana, a child is considered emancipated at the age of 19 by operation of law. Therefore, emancipation eliminates a parent’s duty to pay child su…
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Help! What Are My Rights To My Child That Was Born During My Same-Sex Marriage?

Ever since the United States Supreme Court determined that state bans on same-sex marriage were unconstitutional,1 the legal landscape has seen numero…
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How The Stay-At-Home Parent Can Get A Fair Shake In A Divorce

Each of us knows a parent who has given up his or her career to raise their children. Most of us know an empty nest couple who were so focused on the …
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How Does The Divorce Court Value And Divide Our Marital Estate If We Have Been Physically Separated For A While?

There are many times couples physically separate but continue to stay married. There are a variety of reasons this occurs. For instance, maybe one spo…
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What Can A Court Do About Parental Alienation In Custody Proceedings?

Parental alienation is just what it claims to be.1 It is a parent (usually the custodial parent if the parties are divorced or the child is born out o…
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What Happens In A Divorce Case If My Spouse Wasted Our Money?

With divorce on the rise due to the COVID-19 virus and spouses being stuck at home with each other, many have learned aspects of their marriage they n…
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Three Things You Must Know About A Custody Evaluation

In today’s world, busy courts have limited time to hear cases. The average case load in Indiana, that most judges manage, is in the thousands. In divo…
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Four Things You Should Know About Divorce Preliminary Hearings

After one party files for divorce, what happens next? By statute, sixty (60) days must pass before the court can enter a divorce decree. A divorce is …
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