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Parents who share custody have to make many compromises. They have to compromise on how much time they have with their children. They usually also share legal decision-making authority, which means they have to compromise about the upbringing of their children as...
Divorce brings change, but structure can be your anchor. At Frangos Legal, LLC, Cindy Kenworthy, with over 35 years of family law expertise, helps clients across Indiana rebuild with intention. From morning rituals to rediscovering passions, small steps lead to healing. We support your journey with tailored divorce solutions, ensuring fair property division (Ind. Code § 31-15-7-5) and child-focused custody plans (Ind. Code § 31-17-2-8). Contact us at 244 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46202, [email protected], or 317-643-1345 to start your new chapter today.
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Divorce can be a daunting journey, but avoiding key mistakes can protect your future. At Frangos Legal, LLC, Cindy Kenworthy, with over 35 years of family law expertise, helps clients across Indiana navigate pitfalls like emotional decisions, hidden assets, or rushed settlements. Indiana law prioritizes fair property division (Ind. Code § 31-15-7-5) and children’s best interests (Ind. Code § 31-17-2-8), and our strategic guidance ensures you stay on track. Contact us at 244 N. College Ave., Indianapolis, IN 46202, [email protected], or 317-643-1345 to secure your future today.
When divorce is on the horizon, spouses typically have many questions about the process ahead. In some cases, the details are easy to resolve because the spouses have already signed a marital agreement. The terms of that agreement can guide property division and...
Business disputes may arise because of contract violations, allegations of unfair competition or even issues with employees. In some cases, legal action may feel like the only option available. However, there is an alternative available before taking a business...
Separating financial interests is a key component of any divorce. Spouses have to split up their bank accounts and divide their home equity. They likely also share financial obligations that they have to address. They may have mortgages and car loans to refinance. In...
The probate process is often an important aspect of estate administration. Probate courts oversee estate administration and expect to receive assets from an estate going through the probate process. What heirs and presumptive beneficiaries often fail to consider is...
If there's one thing parents fear about divorce, it is the possibility of losing time with their children. Stories about unfair, highly-skewed divorce outcomes are somewhat common. People may worry about the courts limiting their access to the children based on their...
Many professionals have retirement accounts connected to their employment. They accrue pension benefits over many years or make regular contributions to a 401(k). Others may start private accounts, such as a Roth IRA, as a means of saving as much as possible for their...