Receiving alimony or spousal support after a divorce can help you to make ends meet while you move forward with life on your own. It's not always easy starting out on your own again, especially if you sidelined your career while married. For this reason, alimony can...
If you and your spouse share children, their well-being will be one of your key considerations. Parenting after divorce requires a rethink, and there are several issues you need to consider when creating the divorce agreement. 1. How will you fund extra expenses? Any...
You might divorce your spouse, but you never divorce your children. Whatever happens in your marriage, you will still be your kids' mother or father. Indiana's child custody law recognizes that most children benefit from having both parents raising them, even when the...
