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Staying together for the children is not always the best option. If you and your spouse in Indiana have attempted to work out your problems to no avail and find yourselves in constant conflict, the children might be more negatively impacted by these conflicts than by...
Blind spot accidents, a prevalent issue on Indiana roads, have become a significant concern for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians alike. These accidents occur when a vehicle's driver fails to notice another road user in their blind spot, resulting in collisions and...
While marijuana is legal for medical or recreational use in 38 states, Indiana is not one of them. If Indiana law enforcement catches you with marijuana on your person, you could face potential legal ramifications. Possessing marijuana Indiana law classifies...
With summer in full swing in Indiana, divorced parents will want to rearrange their schedules. Creating a summer child custody schedule may sound challenging, but it’s second nature once you and your former spouse know each other’s plans for the season. You’ll also...
Each year, more than one million drivers are arrested for driving under the influence in Indiana and around the country. A DUI charge is serious for anyone and can have severe implications. However, when a nurse receives a DUI, additional issues arise that could put...
In Indiana, one of the challenges during divorce involves dividing non-liquid, collectible assets. In divorces among couples older than 50, commonly termed "gray divorce," the couple may have unique considerations and complexities to address during their asset split....
Driving while intoxicated in Indiana can impair your ability to handle your vehicle correctly. You must stay within the law's legal limits to ensure you and others stay safe when operating an automobile or boat. Failure to follow the law can lead to a charge of...
Depending on the nature of the offense, drug charges in Indiana could result in a wide variety of consequences. The penalties associated with the charges are typically determined by the drugs involved, the amount, the severity of any concurrent crimes, prior offenses,...
Divorced parents sharing custody in Indiana may have different ideas about raising their children. Different parenting styles can be used that can have an impact. These are the different styles and why they matter when you use them to raise your child. Authoritative...
Divorced parents in Indiana may choose parallel parenting as an alternative to other parenting plans. Unlike co-parenting, where parents live apart but still make joint decisions, parallel parenting allows each parent to have their approach to discipline, acceptable...
