If you are going to run mediation as a business you need to begin by thinking of it as a business person. As we all know law schools do not prepare you for business. What did you do when you started your practice and what should you have done differently. Next you...
Month: July 2020
If You Cannot See Your Parents
If you cannot see your parents, grandparents, kids, grandkids, or friends and you all do not have iPhone and cannot FaceTime. Check out this free application. We use the paid version every day in our business. Sorry for the advertisement at the beginning but you can...
Major Changes in Law Regarding Relocation when Custody, Parenting Time, and Visitation Involved
MAJOR CHANGES IN INDIANA LAW ON NOTICE OF RELOCATION, IN TIMING, WHO MUST BE NOTIFIED, AND NOW RESPONSE REQUIRED. Senate Enrolled Act No. 292, effective July 1, 2019, amends the relocation notification law involving custody, parenting time and visitation of children....
Marion County Small Claims Court Becomes More Complicated and Potentially More Expensive
If you have a case in Marion County Small Claims Court and the judge does not rule until after June 30, 2018, your appeal will then go to the Indiana Court of Appeals based upon the statute below. This statute appears to say that you could have your trial now without...
Are Attorney Fees Recoverable in Pro Bono Cases
PRO BONO ATTORNEYS CAN YOU RECOVER FEES FOR YOUR TIME? The Need for Pro Bono Attorneys More and more people are needing legal assistance either pro bono or at a reduced cost. The Indiana State Bar Association has a Pro Bono Committee that is charged with developing a...
Are You Thinking About Filing For Divorce? If so, Time is Running Out Before The End of Year and There are Tax Consequences
ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT FILING FOR DIVORCE? IF SO, TIME IS RUNNING OUT BEFORE THE END OF YEAR AND THERE ARE TAX CONSEQUENCES Under Indiana law there is what is commonly known as a mandatory waiting period after the filing before a divorce can be final. (The...
It is Graduation Time, What Next?
Do You have a Child of Divorce or Paternity Graduating High School, Turning 19 or Planning on Post Secondary Education? In 2012 Indiana law underwent a significant change regarding the children of divorced or never married parents. I.C. 31-16-6-6 was...
Attorney’s Guide to Social Media Evidence in Indiana
Social Media - What is there? Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ Twitter https://twitter.com/login LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/ Snapchat https://www.snapchat.com/download Google + https://plus.google.com/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/?hl=en...
Are You Incurring Liability For People You Hire for Your Business?
Are You Placing You or Your Company in Jeopardy? Are you placing you or your company in jeopardy? Are you having work done in your office? Is you IT contractor installing a new computer system, telephone system etc.? Are you paying more than $1,000.00? The Indiana...
Indiana Supreme Court Changes Burden Of Proof On Child Support Tax Exemptions In Indiana
Prior to January 1, 2016, the Indiana Child Support Guidelines, case law, and the Indiana Statute on granting of tax exemptions placed the burden of proof on different parties. The case law was originally set in the case of Eppler v. Eppler, 837 N.E.2d...