Couples facing the end of a marriage may have a persistent misconception about alternative dispute resolution. When people hear “collaborative divorce,” they picture a couple calmly agreeing on everything. If your marriage is ending in conflict, you might assume your...
Compassionate Guidance Through Difficult Personal Times
Cross Glazier Reed Burroughs Staff
Indianapolis Family Law Blog
Addressing support concerns when college-bound teens graduate
Parents who receive or pay child support may worry about the implications of a young adult turning 18 and graduating from high school. The newfound legal independence that comes with lawful adulthood can immediately end shared custody and parenting time orders. Teens...
Thinking of moving? What Indiana co-parents should consider before deciding to move
Moving across town or across the country is a major life transition that involves more than just packing boxes, especially when a co-parenting agreement is in place. If you are weighing the possibility of a move, there are several logistical and legal factors to keep...
Indiana’s unique approach to property division during divorce
If Indiana courts must settle property division disputes, the goal is to establish a fair or equitable settlement. However, the assets that are subject to division can be substantially different if the divorce occurs in Indiana as opposed to other jurisdictions....
Addressing marital debts during divorce negotiations
Property division is often the largest practical challenge that spouses face during divorce negotiations. Spouses in Indiana may disagree about what arrangements are fair and appropriate. Frequently, spouses focus primarily on property that they own during property...
Why you need a divorce attorney
Divorce in Indiana may place your future in the hands of the court, and every decision in that setting carries long-term consequences. You cannot treat it as just paperwork or procedure because the outcome determines the structure of your property, obligations and...
Thinking about divorce after the holidays?
Many people delay filing for divorce until the holidays. They may be trying to protect kids, keep family peace or avoid awkward gatherings. Others delay because money feels tight or they need time to think. Whatever the reasons might be, if you are thinking of filing...
What happens if we forget to disclose an asset during our divorce?
The division of assets during divorce is often one of the most complex and frustrating portions of the divorce proceeding. Parties must list and value all assets before beginning negotiations to determine who gets what. Although an intentional attempt to hide an asset...
When a divorced parent relocates: A failure to follow protocol can cause problems with child custody
Divorced parents likely know that any legal matter involving the children hinges on one key legal concept: the best interests of the child. Although this concept is key to navigating child custody issues, there are times when procedural technicalities can overshadow...
Recognized Leaders in Indiana Family Law
We are pleased to announce that the following attorneys at have been selected to the 2025 Indiana Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists. Nancy L. Cross Beth A. Barnes Mark A. Glazier Lana Lennington Pendoski Natalie Marie Snyder Kathryn...
