Property Division

In Indiana, as well as many states, how property is divided will ultimately be up to the courts. While the system is designed to be as fair and equitable as possible, property divisions are complex. Individuals can come into a marriage with property, can have “separate” property (such as family inheritances), and

Divorce can be a complicated process, especially if you and your spouse have children or a large number of assets involved. Depending on your circumstances, the court may order you to provide alimony to your former spouse, or financial support paid by one spouse to another after a divorce. While not as

When we pass away, we trust that our loved ones will divide our assets in accordance to our will. We choose the people that we give our belongings to very carefully, and if a loved one leaves us with an inheritance, we know that he or she put thought into that decision.

A last will and testament can be confusing, but it is necessary. According to an AARP survey, 2 out of five Americans over 45 do not have a will. While no doubt a daunting task, formulating a will saves time and money for loved ones and offers peace of mind about everything.

You might be ready to get your divorce over with, but the property division process is holding you back. Why? Many people don’t realize that they will have to divide debts as well as assets. They tend to focus on getting the assets split and forget about joint debts. In many cases,