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After your death, probate will occur in a specialized civil court, states the Indiana Judicial Branch. The probate process encompasses identifying and inventorying your property, proving that your will is valid, appraising your property, paying off your debts and...
If you are contemplating ending your marriage, you may have some uncertainty about your financial future. While Indiana law entitles you to an equitable share of marital assets, you may also need a good credit score to begin the next chapter of your life. You are...
When it comes to drafting your will, there are many options in Indiana. Online options alone are vast and provide you with many choices to do it yourself without legal assistance. While this may seem tempting, it may not be in your best interest to write your own...
Even when a marriage is beyond repair, many individuals struggle to start the divorce process. After all, this is one of the most stressful, emotional life changes one can experience. Knowing what to expect from the legal process of ending a marriage can prepare you...
The short answer is yes, but only in narrow circumstances and only if it is in the child’s best interest. That is sometimes hard to hear, but the U.S. Supreme Court has said that grandparent visitation rights must be balanced with parental constitutional rights to...
If you are divorced with a young child, it may seem that their future college or vocational school are a world away. However, proactive planning for the day when your child graduates from high school cannot happen too soon. This is especially true in the case of...