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This week we breakdown a family law appeal, providing steps and filing deadlines. We discuss how the client is involved & it isn't fun.

You've probably heard the word "appeal" in tv shows, movies, your favorite episode of Snapped, but do you know if you can appeal your order?

Are you & your child ready to discuss the possibility of them being home alone? Helpful tips & answers provided in this weeks blog.

You have survived everything leading up to the finalization of the divorce process. This is the final part of our four part divorce series.

Over the next 4 weeks we'll provide weekly tips on the different stages of divorce. This week we cover what documents you'll need to begin.

On May 5, 2019, Gov. Holcomb signed into law Indiana House Bill 1520, making minor changes to Indiana's laws on child support and emancipation requirements. Currently, when a child turns 19 years of age, they are considered emancipated for the purpose of child support, no matter if they are still in a secondary school*. Beginning July 1, 2019 and pursuant to IC 31-16-6-6(4)(c), the parent who receives child support and has a child who will still be in secondary school when th

Senate Bill 292 was signed by Governor Holcomb yesterday, making QUITE a few changes to Indiana's Relocation Statute. The changes I am going to hit on are the ones that will really impact clients and filing. WHO HAS TO FILE: Any custodial parent, non-custodial parent, and grandparent (who have visitation rights) must file a Notice of Relocation with the Court. WHO HAS TO BE NOTIFIED: The relocating party must notify all individuals who have or who are seeking parenting time o

Parents should be thinking about all the summer fun they will be having with their children like summer vacations, days by the pool, BBQs, fireworks, and just a slower pace. Sadly, scheduling summer parenting time can sometimes quickly cool things down. I won't sugarcoat, when it comes to how the summer schedule should work, the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines ("IPTG") really failed parents here. The 5 biggest gripes are: The wording is confusing - consecutive or split int