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INDIANAPOLIS — Lawmakers and attorneys are stepping in to help residents of a Speedway mobile home park. WRTV first reported the story on Friday when the property owner gave residents just over 30 days' notice that they were selling the property and people needed to...
Going through a divorce can be an emotional time. Understandably, you may not be at your most clear-headed during this process. Familiarizing yourself with the divorce process before it begins can help reduce any apprehension you have and make the decision-making...
Much of the time, reports of abuse or neglect to Indiana’s Department of Child Services are well-meaning. A teacher, physician, clergyperson, concerned relative or someone else might call in a tip that they suspect a child’s welfare is at stake. Other times, however,...
The first thing that you should know when you’re looking for a free consultation divorce attorney in Indiana is that he or she won’t be able to give you legal advice. Lawyers are trained professionals who are there to make sure that you get the best outcome in your...
When you’re experiencing marriage troubles, it’s not easy determining what tip you need to take next. You’ve probably heard of divorce vs. legal separation in Indiana? While divorce is an alternative, there are options you might intend to check out first. A legal...
In fact, it may be necessary for one of you to provide support for your spouse, even if you do not want to romantically interact with them. In divorce, there are conditions surrounding spousal support, and when it should be given vary case by case, it is best to...
Understanding State-Specific Estate Planning Laws Planning for your estate can seem daunting, with many legal issues to navigate under Indiana state laws. Having an effective estate plan is important for your loved ones. Understanding estate planning in Indiana will...
In the instance of a dissolution of marriage in Indiana, there may be a spouse who is unable to care for themselves on either a temporary or an indefinite basis. In some states it is called alimony, however, in Indiana, it is called spousal maintenance. If you are in...
A prenuptial agreement is a written contract a couple signs before getting married. It specifies what will happen to their assets if they split up. A premarital contract or prenuptial agreement is a wise way to protect the assets of the individual, can minimize...