Indianapolis, IN
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +3 more
Nothing against public defenders, but if you can afford private counsel, you should hire private counsel. PDs are only for folks who are truly...
You're the supervisor, so don't be afraid to SUPERVISE. You have every right to stay close by. In fact, I think you should. And keep notes on how...
If there is no custody order in place, and you believe it is harmful for her to be around him, then don't send her for parenting time with him. You...
Sure you can. But you would be defrauding the court, as well as taking a short cut around a process (adoption) that is there for a reason. I think...
December is only 2 and a half months away. I recommend you just hang in there until you are 18. Even if you were to try to emancipate, it's...
No. Not unless someone adopts him. Your kid is entitled to your financial support whether you knew about him or not. It's not HIS fault.
Typically you would start with the state court where the child lives. You can try it in Indiana, but if Mom objects, you'll need to refile it in...
Abandonment means more than just moving. It also means having no meaningful contact (visits, gifts, phone calls, emails) for at least six months....
No. You need to follow what's in your decree.
Wait. Are you stating you were not allowed to testify?