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Dividing property during a divorce can become much more complicated when cryptocurrency is involved. Because digital assets can be transferred quickly and stored outside traditional financial institutions, they are sometimes overlooked or intentionally left out of...
Prenuptial agreements are often binding as long as both parties signed the agreement prior to getting married. But that does not mean that they always stand up in court. There are some issues that could invalidate the agreement. Whether you are drafting a prenup or...
For many people, a name change is one of the final steps in moving forward after a divorce. Some individuals choose to keep their married name for personal, professional or family reasons, while others wish to return to a former name as part of a fresh start. In...
One of the most challenging things for parents who are going through a divorce is ensuring that their children are still able to thrive. Child custody exchanges are one of the most stressful times for the children, but it’s one that the parents can have a major impact...
Parenting despite a disability can be challenging, but it is not impossible. In fact, roughly 7% of parents in the United States have a disability, and that alone does not make you an unfit parent or negatively affect custody decisions. When it comes time to make...
The limitations of a custody order can be very frustrating for loving parents. They don't get to see their children as often as they might like, and they even need to share holidays and other special events, such as birthdays. Any unexpected issue that interferes with...
If you are facing divorce and worry about getting by on a single income, you are not alone. Many people in Indiana assume they can rely on "alimony" the way it is described in movies or other states — a regular payment from an ex-spouse to help cover living expenses....
Divorce is a major financial transition that touches every part of your life, including protections you may not have thought about. Whether you have a whole-life policy with cash value or a term policy through work, understanding how Indiana law and federal rules...
When a child is born to unmarried parents in Indiana, biology alone does not create legal rights or responsibilities. Paternity is the legal recognition of fatherhood. Without it, a court cannot address custody, parenting time or child support. Knowing how this works...
Divorce can make dividing property harder. This is especially true if you own real estate outside Indiana. For many, it is not immediately clear if out-of-state property is within the jurisdiction of Indiana courts. Understanding how the state handles these situations...