Bowling Green State University reported a 14.56 divorce rate in the United States per 1,000 married women. Divorce is a life-altering event for many. Amid the emotional and logistical changes, it is possible to forget about some of the more routine aspects of life....
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Emotional support for children amidst divorce
According to a recent study by the American Psychological Association, 40-50% of marriages in the United States end in divorce. When those divorces involve children, those children need emotional support while going through this transition. Create a safe space for...
Preparing for post-divorce life as a stay-at-home parent
Divorce can be a challenging process for anyone, but it comes with unique concerns and considerations for stay-at-home parents. After sacrificing and working hard to prioritize their children, they find themselves facing potential insecurity without viable careers or,...
FAQs about a contested hearing order
Divorces come with complications, and Indiana law provides a way to handle important matters before the final settlement through a contested temporary hearing order. This process allows separating couples to address important issues promptly, ensuring stability during...
Common pitfalls to avoid when seeking spousal support in Indiana
Divorce proceedings can involve negotiations and decisions about spousal support, often referred to as alimony. Spousal support aims to maintain the economic status of both parties, as closely as possible, to the standard of living they enjoyed during the marriage....
Should you file for a domestic violence order during divorce?
The U.S. Census Bureau reported that Indiana had a divorce rate of 8.4 in 2021 - above the national average of 6.9. In the midst of a divorce, emotions often run high, and unfortunately, this can lead to situations where one spouse fears for their safety or the safety...
How might your divorce result in criminal charges?
Divorce is a legal process because marriage is a legal contract. While family law issues generally are always civil matters, when the court makes an order and you or your ex-spouse fail to follow them, it could turn criminal. Contempt of court is a violation of an...
Unpaid child support and your Indiana license
If you have concerns about your ability to pay child support, you should understand the potential consequences that you could face if you fall behind. From intercepted tax refunds and passport denial to the withholding of your bank assets and vehicle liens, serious...
How can divorce positively impact your career?
Divorce can be one of the most challenging times in a person's life. It is common for a divorce to take up a lot of time and energy. You may not be able to focus on your personal or professional life. However, following the divorce, you may be surprised that you could...
What are some lesser-known costs of divorce?
Ending your marriage is one of life's biggest hurdles. As you move forward from a divorce, you might also face a new financial situation. Most people go into divorce understanding that there will be costs, but there are some costs you may not know beforehand....
