Family Law

When you think about protecting your finances and assets in marriage, you may hear about prenups and postnups. Both agreements can help clarify expectations, safeguard property and reduce disputes. Indiana law recognizes these agreements but has rules that affect how...

Divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re facing questions about long-term financial obligations. It’s natural to wonder how much you might have to pay in alimony and for how long. While Indiana law only allows spousal maintenance in limited cases,...

When parents separate, deciding custody arrangements for their children is a priority. Indiana laws provide guidelines to help parents and courts determine what is best for the child. Here are answers to five frequent questions about child custody in Indiana. 1. What...

An engagement is an exciting time for any Indiana couple. While you’re looking forward to your marriage and a happy life together, no doubt, you and your soon-to-be spouse have plans for the future. However, one thing that could be awkward is bringing up the idea of a...

Divorce at any age is not a pleasant experience. However, if you divorce later in life, you may face even more complex issues. One of them may be the potential to be charged with financial infidelity. Being transparent about your finances can help you avoid divorce...

If you're a physician amid a divorce in Indiana, your medical practice is doubtlessly at the top of your mind. Therefore, the practice must be evaluated as an asset accurately and comprehensively, so you'll know what to expect moving forward. Your divorce may become a...