Submit your nominations for the Deborah Shook IndyBar Family Law Section Award by October 23, 2022.

Submit your nominations for the Deborah Shook IndyBar Family Law Section Award by October 23, 2022.

So…let’s talk parenting time. It has been months since the updates to the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines went into effect January 1, 2022. The Family Law Section hosted a CLE back in October 2021 to highlight some of the changes coming and recently hosted another CLE to talk about how the changes are going since January.

So…let’s talk parenting time. It has been months since the updates to the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines went into effect January 1, 2022. The Family Law Section hosted a CLE back in October 2021 to highlight some of the changes coming and recently hosted another CLE to talk about how the changes are going since January.

The U.S. Supreme Court handed down some major decisions over the last few weeks. Those decisions have angered some and pleased others. The overturning of Roe v. Wade, will, almost certainly, impact the practice of family law. That impact may come in the way of additional paternity and divorce cases. We may see an increase in CHINS and TPR cases. There will also be an increase in adoption cases and perhaps not just in the traditional sense.

The U.S. Supreme Court handed down some major decisions over the last few weeks. Those decisions have angered some and pleased others. The overturning of Roe v. Wade, will, almost certainly, impact the practice of family law. That impact may come in the way of additional paternity and divorce cases. We may see an increase in CHINS and TPR cases. There will also be an increase in adoption cases and perhaps not just in the traditional sense.

I have no wise words to share, but I am just checking on all of you. How are you? I am really asking and I am always here to talk if needed. One of the great things about our family law bar is the support and camaraderie. I know so many of our section members are open to talk, grab a coffee or just sit in silence together. Reach out to each other, right now especially.

I have no wise words to share, but I am just checking on all of you. How are you? I am really asking and I am always here to talk if needed. One of the great things about our family law bar is the support and camaraderie. I know so many of our section members are open to talk, grab a coffee or just sit in silence together. Reach out to each other, right now especially.

The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office can be very helpful to parents (both custodial and non-custodial) that have children emancipating. We may be able to make the process much easier for your clients and for you as we frequently see attorneys doing extra work that isn’t necessary. Often, attorneys may not know if the case is an IV-D case but you can contact our office to find out.

The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office can be very helpful to parents (both custodial and non-custodial) that have children emancipating. We may be able to make the process much easier for your clients and for you as we frequently see attorneys doing extra work that isn’t necessary. Often, attorneys may not know if the case is an IV-D case but you can contact our office to find out.