After years of sharing everything, spouses considering divorce will need to separate their finances. If the matter goes to court, then a judge will interpret Indiana's equitable distribution statute to decide on a fair way to split the couple’s marital assets between...
A lot of couples experience financial woes at some point in their marriages, and that can lead to stress and strain on the relationship. “Money issues” are the second leading cause of divorce nationwide, with only infidelity being cited more often. However, it’s not...
For parents living far away from their children following a marital breakup, maintaining a strong bond and being involved in their children’s day-to-day lives can be a significant challenge. However, thanks to advancements in technology, virtual visitation has emerged...
Parents often do whatever is necessary to offer their children the best opportunities in life. Sometimes, having the best income for the household or the most balanced division of parental responsibilities requires creative scheduling. Families might have one parent...
People often think of divorce as an issue for younger couples. Those who get married young, before their brains finish developing, may lack the ability to truly consider the long-term implications of their relationship decisions, for example. However, the average age...
Many people who are struggling financially because of a job loss or unexpected medical expenses rely on bankruptcy to resolve their financial woes. Bankruptcy provides a discharge opportunity that eliminates the need to repay certain unsecured debts if someone...
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an option for those struggling to make ends meet. In theory, those who qualify for a Chapter 7 filing can relatively quickly move through the bankruptcy process and discharge their qualifying unsecured debts. Although the process does sometimes...