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In re: The Visitation of L. – A.D.W. – Indiana Supreme Court Weighs Grandparent Rights

The Indiana Supreme Court was asked to consider whether the trial court abused its discretion in granting child visitation to maternal grandparents after their daughter – the child’s mother – passed away. In re: The visitation of L.- A.D.W., the state high court ruled visitation in this case was appropriate,…

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Pohl v. Pohl – Modification of Spousal Support in Indiana

When a court in Indiana issues a dissolution of marriage, it approves the divorce agreement as reached either by both parties through mediation or by the court following litigation or some combination of both. These agreements encompass everything from child support and parenting time to division of property and spousal…

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U.S. Supreme Court Declares Gay Marriage Ban Unconstitutional

The issue of legality of same-sex marriage in America was settled recently with the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges. The lead plaintiff, from Ohio, challenged a state ban on homosexual marriage on constitutional grounds. Indiana voters had previously passed a similar ban, but the law was overturned…

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Nordness v. Faucheux – When Infidelity Destroys a Marriage

A recent attempt by an ex-wife to sue her former husband’s mistress for alienation of affection was thwarted by the fact that the contacts between husband and mistress did not occur frequently enough in the state of Mississippi for the state court to have jurisdiction. Primarily, the contacts occurred out-of-state,…

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Bogner v. Bogner – Indiana Supreme Court Weighs Child Support Modification

When it comes to child support calculations in Indiana, state courts are given guidelines by which to adhere. These guidelines take into account a host of factors, ranging from employment, wages, computations for prior-born or subsequent-born children, costs for child health insurance and child health care, education expenses and other…

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Indiana Divorce Often Stems From Major Life Challenges, Changes

While most of us get married believing the union is going to weather life’s storms, the reality is those storms get the best of many of us. Some of the major life changes that often precede divorce include: Illness Job changes Having children Living apart Trauma Becoming Empty-Nesters Infidelity Take…

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