Indiana parents facing a child custody hearing might be curious about what questions a judge may ask in court. This can be a very stressful time, and knowing what to expect at your hearing could alleviate some of that stress. Sole or joint custody First, a judge will...
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Will you split everything you own in an Indiana divorce?
Combined finances for spouses can make it much easier to manage your household bills and budget. However, the more intertwined and commingled your assets are with that those of your spouse, the more difficult separating your interests and assets may become in the...
Student debt and divorce
With nearly 45 million Americans having student loan debt, plenty of Indiana residents likely help comprise that total. Student debt is also likely to be addressed in divorce proceedings, given that many first divorces occur at a young age; the average age is 30....
5 common mistakes to avoid when considering a divorce
While statistics show the divorce rate in the United States is dropping, nearly four out of every 10 couples still choose to end their marriages. The process can be difficult for both spouses and their family to go through, especially if children are involved. While...