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Divorces take time and money, and there is no definitive amount for either of these variables. For the divorce to be finalized, the state of Kentucky requires the spouses to have been separated for a minimum of 60 days. When the spouses cannot leave the marital house...
In Indiana, the two categories for child custody are legal and physical custody. Legal custody is decision-making rights regarding the child's upbringing, such as their education, healthcare and religious upbringing. Physical custody refers to the child's permanent...
Decisions that will make a difference to you financially will be front and center during the property division phase of your divorce. From retirement accounts to health insurance, here are issues you should prepare to resolve during property division. Keeping your...
Getting a DUI in the state may impact you in numerous ways. At first, you might focus on the more immediate repercussions such as the fines or jail time you may face. However, you could also have to deal with an ignition interlock device and program. This might create...
When a police officer pulls you over, you are probably focused on whether you will get a ticket -- or worse, arrested on a charge like DUI. The thought that the officer has pulled you over illegally probably would not cross your mind. But it is possible. The police...
Social media is full of both misinformation and information, and law enforcement officials are using this data in new ways. Because there are so few laws governing what social media evidence police can use against someone in a criminal case, it is important that...
A judge looks at a variety of factors when determining child support payments. In addition to each parent’s income, the court considers children’s ages and specific needs. However, these factors are likely to change between the time of divorce and the time when...
If you currently owe unpaid child support or you have serious concerns about your ability to continue making payments on time, it is pivotal to understand the possible consequences that you could face if you fall behind. Many parents realize the consequences they...
You may have made the decision to end your marriage, but what do you do next? The next step is actually filing with the court. It can be confusing because the Indiana court system does not offer a form you can use to file for divorce. You must come up with your own....
Hearing your child refuse to spend time with you or watching him or her develop a harsh negative opinion is painful, but you must remember that the child does not carry any fault for the strained relationship. According to Psychology Today, parental alienation occurs...
