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As your child custody hearing approaches, you might feel anxious and nervous about the process. However, you can do some planning and preparing ahead of time so you can walk into the Indiana courtroom feeling positive and confident of the outcome. Understanding the...
When an Indiana Family Court rules on child custody matters, they do so with the children’s best interests in mind. The custody order typically covers various aspects of custody, including sole and joint custody and visitation rights. The child custody order is...
A criminal record can affect child custody IN Indiana. Family courts must do what’s best for the child, and this includes thoroughly looking into each parent’s background to see if there are factors that may put children at risk. A criminal record can indicate that a...
When parents in Indiana separate or divorce, child support will usually be one of the topics they discuss. However, child support does not cover all expenses related to a child’s upbringing, so they will also have to figure out how to divide these additional expenses....
A custody battle can be one of Indiana parents' most emotionally challenging experiences. The custody hearing can determine the future of your relationship with your children. Understand the legal process Familiarize yourself with the laws and regulations as they...
When Indiana parents of young children decide to divorce, they will need to reach an agreement on a child custody plan. There are many options available, as each family will have particular needs. One of these options is nesting. How is nesting different from other...
Several factors play a role in court decisions regarding child custody. A parent's temperament and commitment to responsibility may establish whether the child would be in good hands. Concerns about a parent's financial situation might arise since child care costs...
A parenting plan in Indiana is a binding legal agreement that outlines how parents will raise their children after a divorce or breakup. There are many types you can create depending on your lifestyle; however, one thing always remains the same: the best interests of...
The term child custody is used a lot during divorce and other family proceedings in Indiana. Generally, it refers to who has control of the child and the right to make decisions for the child. More specifically, there are four terms a parent should be familiar with...
Divorce or separation can often result in former couples splitting up the assets they once owned jointly. If the couple has children, they will have to make child custody arrangements that are in the child's best interests. Indiana courts believe that a stable home...