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Divorce, especially during the later stages of life, can present a myriad of financial challenges that require careful consideration. Whether retired or approaching retirement, making informed decisions safeguards your financial well-being during this significant life...
By now, you may have heard about the benefits of divorce mediation. Using mediation to resolve your divorce can save you time and money, as well as increase your chance of a peaceful, satisfactory resolution to your divorce. However, it is wise to consider whether...
Divorcing couples all have their own unique reasons for undergoing a split, and each divorce is likely to come with its own unique challenges as well. If you are seeking a divorce later in life, then the fate of your retirement is sure to be a concern at the forefront...
Vacation homes hold sentimental value and represent cherished memories for couples and their families. Divorce can present complex challenges and emotional hurdles, particularly when it comes to dividing assets like vacation homes. Here are some of the factors that...
Although most people only think of criminal cases when they think of appeals, family law cases can be appealed as well. When you receive a ruling that you find unreasonable or unfair in a family law matter, you may wish to pursue an appeal. When determining whether to...
Divorce involves making major decisions. One of the biggest issues in many Indiana divorces involves who is going to keep the marital home and who is going to move out. You may be determined to keep the marital home at all costs. Perhaps divorce is not your choice,...
Parental relocation can be a difficult issue after an Indiana couple ends their relationship. The custodial parent might have very good reasons for wanting to relocate with the child. However, the non-custodial parent also has rights. After the relocation request has...
When a couple first ties the knot, they often cannot fathom the idea of separating from each other. However, as the marriage progresses, problems may arise, some of which are too big to overcome. According to the National Library of Medicine, divorced couples report...
Compared to many other states, Indiana’s laws do not allow for spousal support except in some limited circumstances. Technically, Indiana does recognize “alimony” awards. For example, Marion County’s family courts order what is called rehabilitative maintenance. This...
Couples with children often enjoy taking vacations as a family when the kids have a break from school. When a couple in Indiana separates, each parent will have to plan separate vacations, which is often more challenging than planning trips together. If you are newly...