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A carefully drafted prenuptial agreement can provide clarity and peace of mind for couples entering marriage that have substantial wealth, successful business interests or potential inheritance. Terms of prenuptial agreements address the division of assets, debts, and...
Parents going through a divorce must either negotiate or litigate parenting time and custody arrangements. While the hope and goal is always to work cooperatively to determine custody and parenting time, i.e. parental rights and responsibilities, not all parties are...
The process of separating financially is a consequential process in any divorce. Couples have to address their shared financial obligations and make arrangements to divide their resources. Assets that represent more value and emotional significance become priorities...
Two of the most common questions asked of : how long does a divorce take; and how much will a divorce cost? In all transparency, these are two questions that are nearly impossible to answer because of the number of variables that impact...
Situations where parents cannot co-parent allow for one party to make the ultimate decisions in the child’s best interest. Divorces involving minor children tend to be more complicated than other divorce scenarios. In addition to addressing economic issues, the...
Prenuptial agreements are commonly used in high-asset/net worth or subsequent marriages, as many couples aim to protect their family business interest, anticipated inheritance and other substantial assets. Prenuptial agreements clarify financial responsibilities...
Divorce is an emotional process, but it does not have to be an adversarial one. People in the midst of a divorce can find healthy outlets for their emotions and ways to cooperate with their spouses instead of engaging in conflict. Mediation can help divorcing couples...
Spouses can only protect certain assets as their separate resources when they divorce by signing a prenuptial agreement that designates the business as separate property and protected it from division. Otherwise, a business interest is likely a marital asset subject...
The idea of divorce tends to intimidate stay-at-home or non-bread-winning spouses. In many families, one spouse might leave their career to raise the children, maintain the family home and/or care for aging parents. The unpaid services they provide for the family are...
Infidelity is one of the top reasons for divorce, even among seemingly happy couples. The option of pursuing divorce on the grounds of infidelity does not exist in Indiana. However, proving your spouse not only cheated during the marriage, but also dissipated assets...