Read this article for information and insight on how a holiding in a recent Court of Appeals decision means with regards to a CHINS order surviving the closure of the CHINS case.

Several issues can arise upon the death of a party to a final divorce decree, especially when minor children are involved. Indiana law is clear that the dissolution trial court who issued the divorce decree retains jurisdiction over the parties for future matters, with few exceptions.

According to The Indiana Lawyer, he records department of the Marion County clerk’s office is relocating from the sub-basement of the Indianapolis City-County Building to a consolidated records department at 1330 S. Madison Ave.

The Indiana Court of Appeals in Meridian Health Services Corporation v. Thomas Martin Bell just ruled that a provision of Indiana Law that allows a mental health professional to deny the patient access to his or her records does not apply to a parent obtaining those records.

The Family Law Section is pleased and excited to present the Family Law Section Award. The purpose of this award is to recognize those individuals and/or organizations who have made contributions to the legal profession and the community.

On September, 2, 2016 the Indiana Supreme Court approved changes to the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines approving a Section V to be added to the IPTG effective January 1, 2017.

We all need education credits and many of us want to learn about issues which arise in family law cases and that cannot be properly addressed by code books and judgements. Enter AFCC Indiana.

The last reasonable date to file for divorce (and this means file with the court) is October 21, 2016. Many people think the 60 days starts when you see a lawyer to start your divorce, but it does not.

Elisabeth Edwards of Wanzer Edwards PC discusses how Parenting Coordinators could be a streamlined and cost-effective way of managing co-parenting squabbles.

Thanks to legislation that became effective July 1, lawyers can be appointed to serve as Judge Pro Tempore, even if the sitting, elected Judge is present in court that day.