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Did you know that the Indiana Child Support Guidelines changed on January 1st? Talk to an attorney about whether the new guidelines will impact your child support calculation.
Think twice before violating a court order regarding holiday parenting time. The court may not be able to get to your case in time to prevent you from taking your co-parent's time, but the judge is unlikely to be happy and could give unpleasant sanctions.
Your child's Christmas break likely starts this week. The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines say that the break starts on the last day of school. Check your parenting time calendar carefully and be sure that you and your co-parent are clear on exchange days and times.
Parents should try to get on the same page about how many activities are manageable in a child's schedule. When the child lives in two households, disagreement about the schedule can cause chaos.
Are you wanting your child to change schools during the 2024-25 school year? Believe it or not, it's time to talk with an attorney so that you can navigate the court process in time.
Are you struggling with managing the holiday season with your co-parent? Talk with your attorney about whether a Parenting Coordinator can help with future parenting struggles.
If you have consented to mental health treatment for your children, you cannot withdraw your consent without agreement with your joint legal custodian.
Elisabeth Edwards will participate in the Parenting Coordination portion of Indybar's Advanced Family Law Roundtable this afternoon. Hope to see you there!
You can still finalize your divorce during 2023, but you need to schedule your mediation soon! Call Wanzer Edwards for available dates at 317-454-8088.
The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines recommend completing an annual parenting time schedule. This is a good time to work on the 2024 schedule before the new year arrives.
The Thanksgiving holiday begins today at 6 pm and ends on Sunday at 6 pm. This year the custodial parent exercises this holiday absent an order which says otherwise.
Without a premarital agreement, everything that either spouse brought into the marriage is part of the marital estate and can be divided during divorce.