In the digital age, the influence of social media extends far beyond sharing photos and connecting with friends. It has become a double-edged sword in the realm of family law cases, where the virtual world can either be a valuable tool or a detrimental force. Digital...
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What penalties can a parent face for parenting time violations?
During divorce proceedings, parenting time can be a vital topic, often requiring the court's involvement if the parents have contradicting perspectives on their child's upbringing. Fortunately, documentation enforcing parenting time can be legally binding, making both...
Common estate planning mistakes and how to avoid them
Estate planning is an important aspect of securing your family's future. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes that can have significant consequences. Neglecting to create a will Did you know that only 46% of senior citizens aged 55 years have a will, much less an...
Indiana’s methamphetamine laws: Combatting a dangerous drug
Methamphetamine, also known simply as meth, is classified as a Schedule II controlled substance due to its high potential for addiction. It’s an illicit substance prohibited in all U.S. states, including Indiana, for good reasons. While the substance is a powerful...
The impact of an OWI on your driving privileges in Indiana
There’s a very good reason why driving is a privilege and not a right; you need to prove that you have the skills and road safety know-how to operate a vehicle. You also need to show that you’re aware of the rules of the road and agree to follow them. But while you...
How likely is a traumatic brain injury in a pedestrian accident?
Pedestrian accidents can be harrowing experiences regardless of the nature of the collision. However, one of the most concerning outcomes is the potential for a traumatic brain injury. Understanding the likelihood of such injuries is necessary for both pedestrians and...
Top 3 tips for dealing with the police
Encountering law enforcement can be a nerve-wracking experience. Whether you experience a routine traffic stop or find yourself in a different situation, you should know how to handle these encounters responsibly. There are three top tips in particular that can help...
The conditions of a valid power of attorney in Indiana
A power of attorney (POA) is a crucial legal document that permits someone to manage your affairs, particularly if you become unable to handle them yourself. In Indiana, like in other states, there are specific requirements that you must meet for a court to consider a...
How to make long-distance co-parenting work
Divorce can push people to search for a change of scenery to leave the past behind and embrace the journey ahead. Some accept new job opportunities, such as out-of-state promotions and international transfers. Others take on overseas military deployment or training....
Why should you use trusts in your Indiana estate plan?
According to CNBC, of the 34% of Americans with an estate plan, only 18% of them have trusts. When planning your estate in Indiana, incorporating trusts can be a strategic move. Trusts are not just for the wealthy; they offer several benefits that can enhance almost...