Divorce may require reconsidering an existing mortgage loan if you intend on taking sole ownership of shared property. Depending on your current income and credit score, you may qualify to refinance a mortgage under your name. As noted by Mortgage Professional...
Second homes have become increasingly popular in recent years. In fact, according to a recent study, roughly 55% of Americans indicate they have an interest in owning a vacation home. Depending on the location of the property, owning a vacation home may also be a...
An employer may suspect employee theft or fraud when an external audit does not reflect a company's internal financial records. It may take a thorough investigation to discover an employee's mistake or theft. As reported by Kiplinger Personal Finance, a manager cannot...
In recent years, divorce has risen across multiple age groups across America. This includes people aged 50 and over. Divorces that take place among this age group are often referred to as "grey divorce", with the individuals involved called grey divorcees. Experts...
Figuring out your living situation after divorce is challenging for multiple reasons. If you will have joint custody of children with your ex-spouse, managing the living situation becomes even more complex. Typically, the parents set up separate households after...
In some criminal cases, a judge will sentence you to probation instead of putting you behind bars. Probation is a form of supervised control where you report to an officer of the court. You also must abide by specific conditions. According to the United States...
When a parent tries to alienate a child from their co-parent, the situation often gets sticky very fast. Unfortunately, many parents do not even notice the signs of parental alienation until it is too late to take effective action. What can you do if you believe your...
There’s no single formula that Indiana courts use to determine how to divide marital property. Courts may begin their analysis with a presumption of equal division, but either spouse may successfully rebut this presumption. In general, courts in Indiana take an...
Once you have an Indiana child support order in place, you or your child’s other parent must pay the agreed-upon amount until your child turns 19, with a few limited exceptions. If one of you needs to request a change to the amount of child support currently paid or...
When you get into an automobile collision, it is hard to think clearly. The emotional stress of the situation may cause you to take actions that could legally hurt you later on. For instance, Indiana law states that you should not leave the scene of an accident. If...
