In Indiana, a house (if it's the couple's residence) is marital property. Marital property presumptively belongs equally to both partners. You...

While it might seem that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not necessarily true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have a...

I'm going to assume that you didn't ask the court for a protective order, and if that's the case, what the court issued wasn't a PO, but a...

You can TRY, but as Mr. Rafter says, you're going to get arrested somewhere else -- not if, but WHEN -- and whoever arrests you will find out about...

I agree with Mr. Brightwell, up to a point. In order to revoke her POA, the grantor must be mentally competent to handle her own...

While it might seem that anybody can sue anyone for anything, that's not necessarily true. In order to sue someone – anyone – you have to have a...

The first thing you should do is call the police and report the situation. The GF is possibly in violation of her probation. Second, while the...

Indiana's sex offender registry law does NOT specifically prohibit sex offenders from having contact with anyone under 18, UNLESS the offender has...

Since you already have a lawyer, this is a question you need to discuss with him. But here's a reality check: When you entered the guilty plea,...

It seems as though your erstwhile "partner" has already dissolved the partnership. Unfortunately for you, since there's nothing in writing, and...