I have a good friend that practices family law in Rhode Island. This family lawyer is very good at what she does and always tries to make sure that everything turns out the best that it can for her client. But things do not always end up that way. But that does not mean that she won’t try each and every time.
I have heard about a lot of people that try and represent themselves in family law cases. Most people think that because they are dealing with someone that they know very well who is a part of their … Read the rest
Under Indiana divorce law, property is to be divided equitably, which is not necessarily equal. Equitably means fair under the circumstances. Where the parties are unable to agree how their property should be divided, the court must decide. When the court decides it starts with the presumption that dividing the property equally is fair. However, either party may rebut that presumption by submitting evidence or testimony which demonstrates why equal would not be fair.