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Divorce can be a complex process, especially in Indiana. There are several actions you should take when filing for divorce, such as creating a record of your assets and obtaining the help of a divorce attorney. However, there are many more things that you cannot and should not do if you are

There are many financial considerations that need to factor into a divorce agreement—especially if marital debt is involved. If you and your spouse have shared debt, you may wonder who is responsible for paying it after your divorce is complete. This decision will depend on a number of factors. Indiana’s Equitable Division

If you are filing for divorce in Indiana, there are a number of important considerations you will need to keep in mind—especially if you and your former spouse have a child together. In cases where a divorce does not end in mediation and proceeds to trial, the court will determine child custody

When filing for divorce, it is important to understand whether your state is a fault or no-fault state. Fault states require you to prove that your spouse’s poor behavior caused the divorce, such as adultery, domestic violence, or abandonment. On the other hand, no-fault states allow you to file for divorce over

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