The State and County of the matter/action
Yes.
If you are asking if you will be required to file a child support worksheet in cases where you share joint physical custody then the answer is most likely "yes". It is not necessarily the case that neither party pays support when they share equal time with their children. Indiana utilizes an... Read more »
We both live in Marshall county. She filed in St. Joe. Can we still get divorced? Is that allowed?
Based on the information provided in your question I would say no. Most counties and states have a minimum residency requirement in order to file an action.
The woman has picked up many charges and is using my last name to do so including a recent deception charge. She’s trying to impersonate my children’s deceased mother as well in hopes of becoming the payee for disability or social security. Plus, she’s squatting in a deceased man’s house... Read more »
Based on the information provided in your question as long as the court issued an order she could restore her maiden name upon the dissolution of marriage then it can be done, even though the order if old.
My spouses filing only included the petition and the attorneys appearance, 2 pages. There was nothing included for what my spouse is requesting for me to "respond" to. I was just unsure if I had to file an appearance for myself since I would be pro se if I were to request anything or not from my... Read more »
Based on the information you provided in your question and your current situation, you can file a pro se appearance but it is not really required unless by local rule of your jurisdiction. You should have also received a summons and a court date on that summons to appear in court. If you want to... Read more »
Sure, but you will have to hire an Indiana lawyer to file the suit.
My divorce will be final in June. I want to know if i have to wait a certian peroid (30 days) before i can get remarried.
As long as the judge has signed the divorce decree finalizing your divorce, you have received a file stamped copy of that order from the court, you can get married anytime after that.
Yes, you may. Whether or not you have a legal basis for that request or whether or not the judge will grant it is another question.
All property owned at the time you file for divorce is included in the marital estate. It is included no matter how it is titled or when it was purchased. When dividing marital assets the court can consider value of assets brought into the marriage. There are many factors that may impact how the... Read more »
Do to get this done. He has custody of the kids right now and is seeking for full custody.
Your son needs to contact an attorney to set-up an appointment to discuss his case and determine what steps need to be taken going forward.
Each case is unique, so it's difficult to provide an answer without knowing more facts about your son's case. We offer free consultations, so feel... Read more »
I have been living in indiana since july 2018, but had my state ID made in september 2018
Either you or your spouse has to have been living in Indiana for 6 months. Your state ID is not dispositive of how long you have been living in Indiana. In addition to having had lived in Indiana for 6 months, you must have lived in the county you are filing in for at least 3 months to file for... Read more »
Yes, Indiana is a no fault state. In Indiana, the petition for dissolution typically states there has been an irretrievably breakdown of the marriage. The Court may take a party's behavior or actions into account when determining custody and parenting time for children and/or an equitable... Read more »
In Indiana all property owned by the parties at the time of legal separation (time divorce is filed) is included in the marital estate. As long as pension and or 401(k) are vested they will be included in the marital estate. However, your husband may argue to deviate from the presumptive 50/50... Read more »
You can file and ask for a provisional hearing, during which you can ask for provisional support.
In regard to legal fees, if there is a disparity in income, an attorney can petition the Court for your spouse to pay all or part of your legal fees. Further, if there are assets that will be sold or assets you will acquire in the divorce, some attorneys will be willing to wait till the divorce is... Read more »
This would be when they're still living together but they decide they no longer want to live together and they're going to get a divorce but have not filed for divorce. I want to know if my husband can legally take any possession he wants out of the house
Unfortunately, until there is an Order from the Court or you reach an agreement as to who gets possession of certain property both of you own the property. Therefore there is not much you can do to prevent your spouse from removing property from the marital residence. I recommend taking pictures... Read more »
It depends on what terms are breached, but generally yes. Contact an attorney in your county and he or she can tell you how.
After divorce I am wanting to move across town, 20-30 minutes. We are in a bitter divorce to be decided by the court. Can they make a person stay in a particular town/school district? Have school aged children. It just sounds like ex is bitter and wanting to stay in control.
Yes, the court can make you stay in a particular town or school district if you have custody of the children.
I was married and divorced in Florida and i used my ex last name during the marriage but when we both were separated i didn't know that i need to ask for my maiden name back. Now i couldn't get my maiden name back as it is not mentioned in my divorce decree. Currently am living in Indiana from past... Read more »
Unfortunately, since you did not change your name in the Divorce Decree, you will need to Petition for a Name Change in Indiana. The Indiana Supreme Court has a "self service" section that has some online materials on how to file for a Name Change. I included the link below:... Read more »
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