Protecting Your Rights In Indiana Since 1915
If you’re a parent going through a divorce, you know that a custody determination will need to be made regarding your child. The court may decide to grant sole custody to you or your ex. More commonly, the court awards joint custody so that both parents remain...
Juvenile criminal offenses require unique consideration to balance accountability with rehabilitation. In Indiana, the law views juveniles differently from adults due to their age, maturity, and potential for change. Understanding these differences can help families...
It is not guaranteed that having a criminal record will prevent you from receiving custody rights if you and your spouse get divorced. For instance, you may have minor charges on your record from two decades ago. While the court could consider this factor, as they...