Often in domestic cases, the custody of children is a central issue in the litigation. However, there are some instances where neither parent is ready, willing, or able to care for a minor child. In this case, a guardian may be appropriate to provide proper care for the child.
A guardianship must be petitioned for in the Court or agreed to by a parent and guardian. For example, if a parent is being arrested, and will be serving time in jail, the first person to contact to care for the children will likely be the other parent. However, if the other ... Read More
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"Everyone knows everything and everybody in my small county. Can I change counties in Indiana in my divorce case or post-decree modification?"
Ciyou & Dixon, P.C. is asked this question on a frequent basis. Clients see the provision for changing counties of venue as applicable to their situation. This rule was revised several years ago, making it harder to change venue from the county where the matter occurred and in which it is filed for trial — although, if the parties agree, they may file in a different county.
This change-of-venue rule usually only applies to obtaining a fair jury trial. ... Read More