Does Indiana Grant Divorces Based Upon Marital Fault? Presently, there are 15 states that have some version of fault-based divorce.  In those states, fault may be a consideration for granting a divorce, dividing property, or awarding maintenance/alimony.  Indiana is not…

What Should I Do if my Spouse Refuses to Sign Divorce Papers in Indiana? This question concerns two different issues – service of process and the ultimate resolution of the case. How Can Divorce Service of Process be Accomplished in…

Mediation Questions & Answers with New Albany Mediation Attorney Derrick Wilson Derrick Wilson is an attorney and mediator from New Albany, Indiana, directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky. In a spotlight by the Indiana Association of Mediators (“IAM”),…

What Is Spousal Support & Who is entitled To Alimony after a divorce in Indiana? Alimony or spousal support is a cash payment directed to a spouse which is not part of a property settlement agreement for child support.  Some…

Can a Lawyer Represent Both Spouses in a Divorce in Indiana? No. While a lawyer can draw up an agreement if both sides have agreed upon all matters, even in this case of limited representation, a lawyer can only represent…