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Losing contact with a grandchild can feel like losing part of your family. You may wonder whether Indiana law gives you any path back into that child's life. In some situations it does, though the rules are narrow and courts favor parents. When grandparents can...
Divorcing spouses must exchange a Financial Declaration Form within 60 days of the initial filing. This sworn document discloses one’s income, expenses, assets and debts to ensure transparency during property division. In turn, it allows marital property to be divided...
For those contemplating divorce, concerns about finances often hold them back from filing. They worry about hidden assets and diverted income. They expect their spouses to try to deny them a fair share of the marital estate or diminish how much support they must...
In some ways, a high level of wealth can create economic stability. This can, in turn, give a marriage more stability, potentially decreasing the odds of divorce. However, some reports note that periods of economic growth often lead to an increase in divorce cases....
When a marriage begins to unravel, it's natural for many people to turn to social media for comfort, distraction or a sense of normalcy. A quick photo upload or status update may seem harmless in the moment, especially during an emotionally difficult time. In some...
There are many potential benefits derived from a stepparent adoption. Stepchildren can acquire inheritance rights and access to other benefits available through their stepparent. Stepparents acquire the same legal rights and responsibilities as biological or adoptive...
You worked hard to build your financial portfolio and secure your future. When a marriage ends, the thought of losing half of your life's work feels overwhelming. You deserve a clear path forward that protects your hard-earned wealth. The complexities of the legal...
Hidden assets can significantly complicate property division proceedings. If one spouse attempts to hide resources from the other to gain an advantage during economic negotiations or litigation, their actions can have profound implications for the final outcome of the...
Divorce after 50, often called a ‘gray divorce,’ can significantly change your financial future. By the time spouses reach their 50s and 60s, they have accumulated substantial assets and carefully planned for their retirement. A divorce at this stage in life can...
Property division is often one of the most challenging parts of going through a divorce, particularly for those who have considerable assets. While the home is often one of the largest assets, retirement accounts might also be valuable. If a 401k is part of your...