When an Indiana parent with a custody or parenting time order has to file a notice of intent to move, the deadlines, the 20-day response, and how courts decide relocation disputes.

How Indiana’s Parenting Time Guidelines divide Thanksgiving, Christmas break and other holidays, which school calendar counts, and how to avoid a holiday fight.

How a petition to revoke probation works in Indiana under IC 35-38-2-3: your rights at the hearing, what the judge can order, and what to do if you’ve been served.

When Indiana law allows a child support change (IC 31-16-8-1), why modifications generally can’t reach back before notice (IC 31-16-16-6), and what to gather before you file.

What an Indiana initial hearing is for, the advisements IC 35-33-7-5 requires, how Criminal Rule 2.6 pretrial release works, and six things to do before your first court date.

A CHINS case usually starts on the worst day of somebody’s month. A caseworker at the door, a call from a school, a child already gone to a relative’s house. Then comes a stack of paper full of words like “detention,” “factfinding,” and “predispositional report,” and nobody hands you a map. Here’s the map. CHINS…

Losing your license in Indiana is rarely just a driving problem. It’s a job problem, a daycare-pickup problem, a get-to-your-probation-appointment problem. In a county where the nearest grocery store can be fifteen miles away, “no driving” can unravel everything else in a person’s life. Indiana law recognizes that. Under IC 9-30-16, a court can stay…

A plain-English guide to Indiana protective orders under IC 34-26-5: how a case starts, what an ex parte order is, when the respondent gets a hearing, what an order can require, and what to do if you’ve been served.

Preparation turns uncertainty into a clear path A final divorce hearing in Indiana may be a short approval of an agreement or a full-day trial involving evidence, witnesses, finances, and parenting issues. We help you understand what to expect, prepare carefully, and move through this important step with compassionate and practical guidance. In Indiana, a…

Indiana courts now require greater care from everyone who files a document. The updated Trial Rules 11, 11.1, and 11.2 took effect on August 1, 2026, creating clearer responsibilities for attorneys and people representing themselves: and stronger responses to abusive litigation and fabricated legal citations. For families navigating divorce, custody, parenting time, or support disputes,…