Divorce

Mediation Services Webster and Garino, LLC, an established general practice law firm, primarily serving Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Tipton, Boone and Marion Counties, is pleased to announce the launch of family law mediation services offered

What is Third Party Custody? Third-party custody describes when a family court grants someone other than biological parent custody of a child. Although child custody laws in Indiana generally follow the parental preference doctrine,

How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Indiana? (VIDEO) Many financial issues could arise when you end your marriage. Once you decide to seek a divorce, the question of how much does a divorce

If you find yourself in the midst of a divorce, you may end up spending valuable time and energy searching for support and assistance on the internet. Searching

How To Protect Assets In A High Net Worth Divorce If you have a high net worth, there is a good chance that you own or have a stake in a successful business. Should

High Net Worth Divorce & Child Custody Law Indiana A parent leaving a high net worth marriage will naturally have concerns about receiving adequate monthly income to maintain a comparable lifestyle for the children.

Estate Planning After Divorce Divorce represents a significant shift in your life. As a result, you need to examine and update your estate plan after a divorce thoroughly. Provisions that included your ex-spouse or

What Factors Are Considered In An Indiana Child Custody Case? When parents in Indiana cannot agree upon the terms of child custody, then an Indiana divorce court will decide the issue. Child custody lawyers

Indiana Child Support: A Breakdown of Common Questions When it comes to child support in Indiana, many parents have questions about how payments are calculated and what factors influence the amount. Webster & Garino,

Indiana child custody arrangements that divide parents into custodial and noncustodial parents typically require one parent to pay child support. Many factors may change which parent pays child support and the experienced child