When getting married, it is common for couples to consider signing a premarital agreement (prenup). For Hoosiers, a well-drafted prenup can provide peace of mind by setting clear expectations and reducing the likelihood of disputes if the marriage ends. Here are...
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Is your spouse dissipating assets in your divorce?
Determining how to split the marital property is one of the biggest challenges couples face when divorcing. It can sometimes lead to spouses fighting or resorting to underhand tactics to try and gain an advantage over each other. One of those tactics is to dissipate...
Is it time to file for a child support modification?
When parents divorce, the courts set child support based on their financial situation. In Indiana, you can seek a modification if circumstances change. Hoosiers considering child support modification must, however, meet certain conditions, such as the following. The...
Reasons to remain silent when being arrested
Remaining silent when being arrested is a fundamental right protected by the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. But why might you want to exercise this right? Some reasons to consider remaining silent when being arrested can be found here. Avoid...
How OWI penalties become escalated in Indiana
In Indiana, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Anyone who has been using alcohol needs to be aware of the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration. If they cross this line – generally 0.08% – the court can presume that they were impaired...
2 reasons you can’t bring cannabis products into Indiana
For previous generations, it was common and expected that marijuana was illegal. Cannabis products were banned in almost all states. But things have changed over time. Many states now offer medical THC programs. Some states near Indiana, such as Michigan and Illinois,...
Are you at risk of losing your retirement savings in a divorce?
Divorce can bring many uncertainties, especially concerning finances. One of the biggest concerns is the potential loss of retirement savings. Understanding the risks and knowing how to protect these assets can help safeguard your financial future. How divorce affects...
What is “unlawful encroachment on an investigation” in Indiana?
Nearly everyone carries a cellphone with them at all times. That means they have the ability to take photos and videos of anything they come across. This has made a big difference in holding those law enforcement officers who breach their duty accountable for their...
How narcissistic partners use parental alienation during divorce
If you’ve been the victim of a narcissistic partner, ending your marriage is unlikely to be easy, especially when children are involved. Unfortunately, your soon-to-be narcissistic ex may likely make this already difficult situation even more complex with tactics that...
When can the police look in your trash?
If the police are investigating you, whether you’re aware of the investigation or not, they may want to look in your trash. Perhaps they think you’ve been throwing away potential sources of evidence. For example, if the police believe that you are involved in drug...