When choosing a divorce lawyer, you should always consider the facts of your particular case. For example, if your case involves child-custody issues, then you should look for someone with experience advocating for children.
FAQs
How to Protect Your Real Estate Assets from an Impending Divorce
The laws can differ between states when it comes to determining what assets are marital and which are not. These laws determines which assets are divided during a divorce.
WATCH: Does a premarital or prenuptial agreement override normal property division rules in divorce?
An appropriately drafted premarital or prenuptial agreement will override typical property division rules in divorce.
WATCH: What are the benefits of divorce litigation?
In a divorce case, the main benefit of litigation is obtaining assistance from a judge when you are unable to resolve an issue by agreement with your spouse.
WATCH: How does divorce mediation work?
Parties to a divorce can agree to mediate their case, but family courts can also order parties to participate in mediation.
WATCH: Is mediation a better choice than litigation to resolve issues regarding the children? Why?
In nearly every case – even very difficult and high-conflict cases – it is better to mediate a child-related case than take it to court.
WATCH: Is it possible for both parents to have equal decision-making rights regarding their children?
Absolutely. In Indiana there are two types of child custody: legal custody and physical custody.
WATCH: If the children split their time between two homes, is it always 50/50?
Children do not always split their time 50/50 between homes during and after divorce.
WATCH: What is Assisted Reproductive Technology?
Assisted Reproductive Technology is the term used to describe various medical procedures that are used to assist people in creating their families.
WATCH: If a child support recipient withholds visitation, can the payor withhold child support?
Child support and parenting time are not mutually exclusive. In other words, if a parent with an obligation to pay child support fails to do so, the other parent may not withhold parenting time.
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