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Same-sex couples in Indiana face many of the same legal issues as any other divorcing spouses—but there can also be unique concerns involving parental rights, property division, and prior domestic partnership agreements.

This blog explains how same-sex divorce in Indiana works, what the courts consider, and what couples should know when navigating the divorce process.

Same-Sex Divorce in Indiana: Understanding the Divorce Process Considering a same-sex divorce in Indiana? Click here to review some nuances to consider prior to filing your divorce petition.

Unmarried fathers in Indiana face strict deadlines when it comes to protecting their parental rights. The Indiana Putative Father Registry plays a critical role in adoption and custody cases—and failing to register on time can permanently limit a father’s legal rights.

This blog explains how the Putative Father Registry works in Indiana, who should register, and why early action is essential to preserving parental rights.

Your Guide to the Putative Father Registry in Indiana (2025) Questions about the putative father registry in Indiana? Our Indiana paternity lawyers break down all you need to know.

A suspension of a real estate license in Indiana can immediately disrupt your career, income, and professional reputation. Complaints, audits, or disciplinary actions by the licensing board often move faster than expected.

This blog explains why Indiana real estate licenses may be suspended, how disciplinary proceedings work, and what licensees should know when their ability to practice is on the line.

Preventing an Indiana Real Estate License Suspension Facing suspension of your Indiana real estate license? Protect your career—speak with an experienced attorney now.

A past criminal record doesn’t always have to follow you for life. Criminal record expungement in Indiana may allow eligible individuals to clear or seal certain arrests or convictions—opening doors to better employment, housing, and opportunities.

This blog explains how expungement works in Indiana, who may qualify, and what the process looks like from start to finish.

Common Questions on Criminal Record Expungement in Indiana Don’t let your past hold you back from a brighter future. Learn more about criminal record expungement in Indiana today.

Child support in Indiana isn’t limited to a single monthly payment. Certain costs—known as controlled expenses—are treated differently and can have a significant impact on how support is calculated and enforced.

This blog explains what qualifies as controlled expenses in Indiana child support cases, how they are allocated between parents, and why misunderstandings can lead to disputes or enforcement issues.

Understanding Controlled Expenses and Indiana Child Support Do you have questions regarding controlled expenses and Indiana child support? Our Indiana family lawyers can help.

Can police search your phone without a warrant in Indiana? In many cases, the answer is no—but there are important exceptions that can have serious consequences in criminal cases.

This blog explains when law enforcement may (and may not) search a cell phone without a warrant, how constitutional protections apply, and why illegal searches can impact whether evidence is admissible in court.

Can Police Search Your Phone Without a Warrant in Indiana? Can police search a phone without a warrant in Indiana? Click here to learn more about your digital privacy rights.

Child custody orders in Indiana are not always permanent. When circumstances change, a parent may be able to request a change of custody—but the legal standard is high, and courts focus on the child’s best interests.

This blog explains how custody modifications work in Indiana, what qualifies as a substantial change in circumstances, and what parents should know before seeking a change.

How to Get a Change of Custody in Indiana Seeking a change of custody in Indiana? Our Indiana child custody lawyers can help you request a modification of parenting time.