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The "best" kind of divorce in Indiana is where couples work together to divide assets, solve child custody issues and develop an amicable parenting plan. But, this is not always possible when one spouse does not want to get divorced. Nonetheless, a good divorce is...
There are many horror stories about how contentious, emotional and difficult divorces in Indianapolis can be. However, with some effort, couples can separate amicably without all the drama and negative feelings. Plan in advance Divorce is not a simple process; there...
High-asset divorces can be more complicated than those where Indiana couples have little accumulated wealth. One or both spouses may have executive compensation that may not have much worth at the time of the divorce but may be in the future. What is executive...
What Happens if a Prenuptial Agreement is Voided? For most modern marriages, prenuptial agreements are an excellent idea. Parties can plan ahead of time for what would happen if the marriage ends, reducing any concerns about “marrying for money” and saving time and pain in the future. Prenuptial agreements, on the other hand, must be legally binding to be enforced.…
Eight Signs Your Spouse Might Be Cheating One of the most devastating experiences anyone can have is infidelity in a marriage. Often, when infidelity is discovered, it has been going on for far longer than the betrayed spouse could have imagined. If you have a nagging feeling that something isn’t right in your marriage, there are a few telltale indications…
The divorcing spouses or a judge can make decisions about the division of marital assets after a divorce. The division of marital and separate property in the property distribution is governed by state law. In most cases, each spouse will receive a share of their joint property’s overall value. Despite the fact that it is illegal, one spouse may attempt…
FAMILY SUPPORT IAW AR 608-99 Family Support, Child Custody, and Paternity (Derived from Information Provided to Soldiers at the 101st Airborne Division) Obligation: Soldiers must support their families. Failure to do so may result in adverse administrative action or punishment. Court Orders or Agreements: The Soldier must comply with the terms of any and all court orders or agreements, including…