Family

Family Law
Navigate Family Law with a Skilled Team

Divorce, family disputes and domestic struggles prompt uncertainty, frustration, anger, resentment and sadness. It’s a time, perhaps more than ever, where it’s important that hearts and emotions are set aside so the best possible decisions can be made.

We handle family law matters from divorce, support, custody and visitation to guardianship and emancipation.

When it’s your family, you need good legal representation. We ask the hard questions, help our clients be strong in spite of adversity and provide legal expertise. Your future—and perhaps your minor children’s—depend on it.

Among Our Successes

Fair property, support, custody and visitation agreements
College tuition and other payments
Reductions in child support for noncustodial parents
Increases in child support for custodial parents

A Few Facts

Either the husband or the wife must have been an Indiana resident for six months before filing for divorce.
Divorces can be finalized as soon as 60 days after filing.
In Indiana, a “no fault” divorce state, you do not have to prove wrongdoing by your spouse.
Visitation by the noncustodial parent is not linked to child support payments.

Divorce, family disputes and domestic struggles prompt uncertainty, frustration, anger, resentment and sadness. It’s a time, perhaps more than ever, where it’s important that hearts and emotions are set aside so the best possible decisions can be made.

We handle family law matters from divorce, support, custody and visitation to guardianship and emancipation.

When it’s your family, you need good legal representation. We ask the hard questions, help our clients be strong in spite of adversity and provide legal expertise. Your future—and perhaps your minor children’s—depend on it.

Among Our Successes

Fair property, support, custody and visitation agreements
College tuition and other payments
Reductions in child support for noncustodial parents
Increases in child support for custodial parents

A Few Facts

Either the husband or the wife must have been an Indiana resident for six months before filing for divorce.
Divorces can be finalized as soon as 60 days after filing.
In Indiana, a “no fault” divorce state, you do not have to prove wrongdoing by your spouse.
Visitation by the noncustodial parent is not linked to child support payments.