Statistically, having sole custody as a father is not very common. In general, courts across the United States are pushing more toward joint custody arrangements when it is possible. This is because children tend to benefit from having a strong bond with both of their...
Month: April 2019
Patience is imperative for grandparents seeking visitation
When a couple decides to divorce in Indiana, a majority of the attention turns to their children and who will be primarily responsible for caring for them. Often, this involves detailed negotiations regarding the best interests of the children, their individual needs...
Helping you navigate the new alimony tax rules
If you have not reviewed your prenup or post-nuptial agreement yet to see if it fits with the new tax rules about spousal support, maybe it is time for a review. Alimony payments are no longer deductible from income tax, and that could be a significant issue for you...
Helping a middler schooler through a divorc
Most people in Indiana would agree that there is no easy part of a divorce. However, for people with kids, most agree that the hardest part is telling their kids and helping their children navigate the changes in their lives. Depending on the children's ages, parents...