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Miller v. Carpenter: Indiana Child Custody and Support Ruling

The state’s court of appeals recently issued a ruling on an Indiana child custody and support case.As our Highland divorce attorneys understand it, the case of Miller v. Carpenter involved a couple with two children – an 8-year-old son and a 10-year-old daughter – whose divorce was finalized in 2008.…

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Indiana Pet Custody Cases Becoming More Common in Divorces

Many people may equate a contested divorce in Indiana, with bitter arguments swirling around issues of child custody, alimony, property division and so forth.A new trend, however, is being observed by child custody attorneys in Indiana and across the country: pet custody. There are a number of theories behind this.…

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Indiana Divorces and the Kid’s College Fund: A look at a S.C. Supreme Court Decision

In an interesting case that highlights a frequent issue in an Indiana divorce, the supreme court in South Carolina has ruled that divorced parents may have to pay for their children’s college.Indiana child custody attorneys understand that going through a divorce is trying, and often made even more difficult when…

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Finances and an Indiana Divorce Go Hand-in-Hand, So Be Prepared

When some people think about getting divorced, they think about the split in general terms — how they are going to be able to afford renting an apartment and paying monthly bills? But often, soon-to-be divorcees don’t consider the financial implications beyond those basic terms. A recent article on Nasdaq.com…

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January is Known as Divorce Month in Indiana

Sadly, January has become a busy month for many Indiana divorce lawyers because for some reason, the first month of the new year tends to bring out the reality that the holiday season masked. Fox News recently reported that nearly 24,000 divorces are granted each year in Arizona and many…

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