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Retirement often means big changes in money matters. Many people stop getting a paycheck and start using savings, pensions, or Social Security. This shift can make it harder to pay spousal maintenance, and may cause a spouse who is paying spousal maintenance to seek...
There are many reasons that an individual may want to change their name, but there are legal steps to follow. In Indiana, the process is somewhat straightforward, but you may wish to retain an experienced attorney to assist you in going through the steps set forth...
Dividing significant assets in a divorce can create tax consequences that impact both parties. Understanding how taxes can intersect with property division, spousal support, and other financial matters can help you avoid unexpected liabilities. In Indiana, state and...
Dividing assets during a divorce creates challenges, especially when intellectual property plays a role. Intellectual property (IP) includes copyrights, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets. These assets hold significant financial and professional value, making...
Dividing luxury assets in a divorce can be complex, particularly when the marital estate includes high-value items like art collections, yachts, and fine jewelry. Indiana law follows an equitable distribution model, which aims to divide property fairly, though not...
Child custody agreements outline how parents share responsibilities and time with their children. Life circumstances can change, making the original agreement less suitable. In Indiana, modifying a custody agreement requires showing that the change serves the child’s...
Spousal support, often referred to as maintenance, can help ensure financial fairness after a divorce. In Indiana, the length of a marriage may play a role in determining whether spousal support is awarded, and for how long. Indiana spousal support guidelines Indiana...
Getting engaged is an exciting time, but it also comes with big decisions about the future. For many couples, creating a prenuptial agreement is a smart way to protect their assets and set expectations for the marriage. Before drafting a prenup, it’s important to...
Divorce is hard for parents, especially when deciding who gets the kids during Christmas. In Indiana, both parents agree to a parenting plan during the divorce. Alternatively, if they cannot agree, ask the court to decide for them. Knowing how these plans work can...
In a high-asset divorce, both parties must fully disclose all financial assets. However, it’s not uncommon for one spouse to hide assets in an attempt to keep them out of the divorce settlement. Reviewing financial statements One of the first steps to uncovering...