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Are you planning to file for divorce in Indiana? If so, you need an attorney to represent your best interests. There are many lawyers available to represent your case, but finding the right attorney can be a challenge. Asking certain questions can help you gain a better understanding of how a divorce

Divorce can be a contentious process, even if the decision is mutual. One of the most important steps in a divorce proceeding is the service of divorce papers; your spouse must sign these papers in order for the process to continue. However, if your spouse does not agree to sign these documents

If you are filing for divorce in Indiana, you will need to serve your spouse, or provide notice that you are intending to end the marriage. However, serving divorce papers is not always a simple process; if your spouse does not agree to the divorce or hides from service, you can face

Under Indiana law, spouses who choose to file for divorce must divide their marital property in a just and reasonable manner. Any assets you or your spouse own, including real estate, life insurance, retirement assets, and stock and investment portfolios, is a form of marital property — even if you acquired the

One of the most important aspects of a divorce is the allocation of property. You and your former spouse may have acquired certain assets during your marriage that could be up for division during your divorce proceedings, and it is important to know what is and is not marital property. Different states