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Due to COVID-19, you may be unable to engage in activities that may not be essential under shelter-in-place orders, but are still necessary — such as filing for divorce. If you are looking to end your marriage during this difficult time, you may wonder if it is possible to file for divorce

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way our “normal” lives look, and has forced us to change some of the routines in our lives, whether that means that we are working from home, helping our kids with e-learning, or waiting for our places of employment to reopen. As the world is working

Last week, the attorneys at Trapp Law heard from judges in Marion, Hendricks, and Hamilton County about how their courthouses are currently running. MARION COUNTY: Currently, all Marion County court staff members, including judges, are working remotely, and are only going to be holding telephonic hearings on emergency matters. It is assumed that this

!! ATTENTION ALL PARENTS !! Last week, the attorneys at Trapp Law were able to listen to a panel of judges in Marion, Hamilton, and Hendricks Counties discuss the effects that COVID-19 have on family law cases at this time. Below is some of the important information relating to parenting time that

Divorces involving children and child custody cases can be incredibly complex and difficult legal situations to be in. You and your former partner will need to determine your children’s best interests through negotiations or move your case to the courtroom for a judge to create a custody arrangement. At the end of