Many Americans are at least passingly familiar with “Miranda rights,” as they often come up in crime dramas. However, your Miranda rights are a key element of any criminal proceeding and understanding them is vital. In the United States, the police must inform a...
When the relationship ends between you and your child’s other parent in Indiana, you may need to figure out how to raise your child together, but from separate homes. Coparenting is not always easy, and you may run into problems along the way if your one-time partner...
You and your spouse had similar visions when you married as well as when you began a start-up company. Through years of dedication, sacrifice and difficult decisions, the two of you were able to build your company into a successful one. As your marital union unravels,...
When an Indiana law enforcement officer asks you to submit to a breath test during a traffic stop, you may hesitate before doing so. The results of a breath test may have a substantial impact on your life moving forward, so it is imperative that the device used to...
The answer to this question is, yes, social media can definitely hurt you during divorce. In fact, many recommend simply not using social media during divorce at all. However, many of us have established networks of family and friends that we connect with through...
The company may be your biggest asset if you and your spouse are business owners. During a divorce, you must consider all of the property and assets you own, including the company. How to handle the business is a personal decision to navigate with your former spouse....
You may hear a lot about your rights during an arrest, but what happens after your arrest? You still have civil rights when it comes to the court process and your trial. The Indiana Public Defender Council explains you have certain rights at trial of which you should...
Most parents fear divorce because it puts the amount of time they have with their children at risk. To try to get as much custody as possible, consider these five influential factors during your custody battle. Your role as a parent The courts want to see that you are...
Even when you divorce under the best conditions, divorce is still a significant life change. It marks the end of a romantic relationship, a life you built with your partner. Your living situation and dynamic change because of the breakup. According to Psychology...
In an ideal situation, you and your former spouse will remain close to your children following a divorce. You find ways for both parents to stay in close contact and to have an essential role in the child's life. Suppose your children begin to identify strongly with...
