During an Indiana divorce, there are certain guidelines the court will use to determine how much child support will be paid to the custodial parent. Various factors are considered in this context and medical support is one of the most important. Children need to be adequately cared for and a foundational part of that is ensuring they receive the proper medical care. For the custodial parent who is receiving support and the non-custodial parent who is paying it, it is useful to understand the health care and medical support in the guidelines.
What should I know about child medical support in a divorce?
Is there equitable property division in Indiana?
As an Indiana couple moves forward with a divorce, there are many areas that can be up for dispute. Of course, children, how they are supported, what the living arrangements are and visitation rights will take precedence. Spousal support is also a critical aspect of a case. While it might seem to be less important, property division also sparks substantial disagreement between the parties. Understanding that Indiana differs from many other states in how it assesses property in a divorce is important.
