When parents divorce, they typically try to ensure that it doesn’t affect their child’s education. It’s often best when kids can remain in their school – at least through the current school year. Before a new school year begins, however, parents may find they have...
Military deployment changes everything for your family. Indiana law contains specific protections for service members to ensure you do not lose your parental rights while serving. You can navigate these transitions with practical solutions that protect your bond with...
Gray divorces occur later in life, as people are close to retirement age. They frequently occur after decades of marriage. The looming prospect of living on a fixed income and depending on benefits can make people anxious about ending a marriage. Couples may already...
Going through a divorce can result in many emotions. Losing a relationship you believed would last forever can be devastating. Typically, people experience denial, guilt, grief, anger, depression and anxiety. So, how can you manage these emotions and, in turn,...
Leaving an abusive marriage is difficult under any circumstances, but when significant assets are involved, the risks can be higher and a spouse’s path forward potentially more complex as a result. Financial control, business interests, real estate and public...
As the parties in many gray divorces discover, their property settlements may be incomplete despite getting a divorce judgment. The fact is that when there are retirement benefits at stake, a property settlement must address retirement assets. To get your share of...
Divorce often brings uncertainty and emotional stress, especially when children are involved. For many parents, child custody is the hardest and most confusing part of the process. It is natural to worry about how the court will decide or whether one parent might be...
Many people question when the right time is to inform their spouses that they want a divorce. Although there is no perfect time to do so, there are better approaches, and there are definitely bad times to break the news. So, when should you tell your spouse you want...
The beginning of a new year often inspires reflection. For example, many people look honestly at their relationships and consider what they want their future to look like. If you are thinking about divorcing in the new year, you are not alone. The holidays and...
Divorce later in life often focuses on retirement savings. In Indiana, the court decides how to treat your 401(k) or IRA. That decision can shape your future after divorce. Many people believe money saved before marriage stays protected. Indiana law often proves that...
