Indiana Family Law

With an aim toward resolving family law matters with minimal or no conflict between the parties, this blawg looks at various issues affecting parties in family law cases as well as their attorneys.

Author: William L. Wilson practices at Anderson, Agostino & Keller in South Bend, Ind.

Blawg Related Categories: Family Law • States • Indiana • Solo / Small Firm

Recent Posts from Indiana Family Law

Family law lessons from Enzo
I recently read an amazing book, The Art of Racing in the Rain. The book’s main character is Enzo, a dog. Enzo’s master is an amateur race car driver, and Enzo loves racing. He watches…
A brief hiatus
It’s been a few weeks since I posted anything, and that will probably continue until after Election Day. I will be on vacation for a week, and before then I need to prepare for an…
How not to have a successful family law mediation
My friend and colleague Charlie Asher made an interesting observation recently: spouses and parents will spend more time planning for and preparing for a barbecue than they will for their mediation. Which is more important?…
“We can be heroes…”
As I began writing this post, David Bowie’s song came to mind. Perhaps it’s not a good reference point since Bowie suggests we can be heroes for just a day. In reality, we need to…
One important thing not to forget after your divorce (or before!)
Many people (although not enough) who are married prepare and execute wills, living wills, healthcare powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents. Typically, spouses name each other as the healthcare representative and so on.…
So what is this collaborative law thing anyway?
I wish the answer was simple, but it’s not. You would almost have to go through it to fully understand it, but that’s not very helpful either. Perhaps the best way to answer the question…
Indiana and Michigan lawyers, others receive collaborative law training
Indiana family law attorneys and other professionals who want to help clients survive divorce with dignity intact and with peace instead of acrimony received twelve hours of training in South Bend on August 19 and…
Want a divorce from hell? Here’s a how-to list
‘Nuff said.
If the other parent refuses to let the children spend time with you…
I cringe at the idea of parents violating parenting time schedules. The South Carolina Family Law Blog has a nice, short post about what to do when that happens. I would add that before picking…
Indiana Divorce Guide updated
A new section of the Indiana Divorce Guide has been added, this one dealing with the factors that go into making a decision about child custody. Check it out by clicking on the Ind. Divorce…