Child Custody

As the summer months approach in Indianapolis, divorced parents face unique challenges in coordinating vacations, summer camps, and family gatherings. For co-parents who are not communicative, these arrangements can be particularly complex. In Indiana, co-parents...

In Indiana, grandparents can seek custody of their grandchildren under certain circumstances, even if the parents are alive. Many assume only parents have the right to raise children, but the law lets grandparents intervene in specific cases. Legal basis for...

Spring and summer breaks are ideal times for family vacations, but they can be tricky for divorced parents. Clear communication and careful planning can make life smoother for parents and children by minimizing stress and last-minute conflicts. Plan ahead with...

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...

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...

Social media has become a central part of daily life, and it impacts family matters, including child custody. Courts often consider parents' social media activity when making custody decisions. Parents must understand how posts, photos, and comments may affect custody...

Navigating high-conflict co-parenting can be challenging. These disagreements can often affect child custody and parenting time. Therefore it’s essential to approach the situation with effective strategies to ensure the best interests of the child. Focus on clear...

If you and your spouse are separating, you may not necessarily be on the best of terms. As a result, you may find yourself feuding over many issues relating to the divorce, including property division and child custody. However, when it comes to making decisions about...

All types of child custody are not the same. Indiana law recognizes both parents’ rights to legal and physical custody of their children. Each type has its own rights and responsibilities. Child custody process The first step in the process is typically for one parent...

Child custody is one of the most important and sensitive issues that parents have to deal with when their relationship ends. In this blog post, we will go over some of the basics. Types of custody First, not that there are two major categories of custody under Indiana...