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Filing an Emergency Custody Order in Indiana

Emergency custody in Indiana describes a situation in which a child is removed from their home after it’s no longer considered safe for them to be there. Once the child has been removed, they are placed in protective custody until a hearing can be held on their welfare. The hearing is usually held within 48...

How Do Those Filing for Bankruptcy Afford an Attorney?

Filing for bankruptcy is not a simple process. It generally requires the aid of a seasoned bankruptcy attorney who guides the petitioner through the bankruptcy. But a natural question then arises: How can I afford a bankruptcy attorney if I’m filing for bankruptcy in the first place? Our Danville, IN, bankruptcy attorney, Chris Arrington, will...

What to Expect During Bankruptcy in Indiana

Facing bankruptcy is often a difficult experience. One way to make it less painful is to understand the process in advance so you know what to expect. Chris Arrington understands the complexities involved in the process of bankruptcy. In this article, we’ll take you through the bankruptcy process so you know what to expect when...

How Does a Military Divorce Differ From a Civilian Divorce in Indiana?

For the most part, military divorces will play out the same way as civilian divorces in Indiana. However, there are some aspects of military divorce that are unique and can become quite complicated. It’s important for any military serviceman to consult with an Indiana divorce lawyer to ensure that their case is being handled properly. ...

What are Preferential Payments in Bankruptcy?

Prior to making the bankruptcy filing, some debtors feel as if they have to make incredibly tough decisions, such as which creditors they can pay and which ones will not get the payment they’re owed. This generally occurs because the debtor doesn’t have the money to pay all of their creditors, so in their head,...

Bankruptcy and Child Support in the State of Indiana

If you are struggling with overwhelming debt, then filing for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy is sometimes a solution. Bankruptcy offers a fresh start and the ability to reorganize your finances, discharge certain debts, and regain your financial stability. Many debtors have questions about how filing for bankruptcy impacts child support payments. In...

Why Would the Court Divide Marital Property Unevenly?

Indiana is an equitable distribution state. This means that property is divided during a divorce in a manner that is fair but not necessarily equal. That being said, there is a presumption that the marital estate should be divided equally among the two divorcing parties. In the majority of cases, the marital estate will be...

Can I Refuse Visitation for Failure to Pay Child Support in Indiana?

No. The two matters are considered entirely separate from each other. Indiana parents have rights and responsibilities to their children. This includes ensuring that their physical and emotional needs are met. If you are the custodial parent, this greatly increases your responsibility in terms of both your time and financial support. Due to these additional...

What Do I Need to Prove to Get a Restraining Order in Indiana?

Restraining orders, also known as protective orders in Indiana, are court orders that place restrictions on an individual from contacting or being within the vicinity of another individual. They are generally granted in cases involving domestic violence, but that is not the only reason that a restraining order can be granted. They typically restrict the...

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