Only a Judge can Judge You . . . Not Your Parenting Coordinator
Frequently, the Parenting Coordinators (“PCs”) of Wanzer Edwards are asked to help parents participating in the parenting coordination process to enforce court orders, or to punish the other parent...
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Pitfalls of the Do-It-Yourself Divorce
Hiring an attorney can feel like an expensive endeavor. Many couples take advantage of the self-service forms available online to avoid what they see as the unnecessary expense of legal help. While...
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Simple Tips for Managing Your Divorce
When family law clients are facing a divorce, they frequently feel overwhelmed and as though things are happening outside of their control. Especially concerning can be the fear of large attorney...
View ArticleWe Want Prenup!
In 1920, the average woman would be married at 21 and men at 24. However, today’s national average has increased to slightly below 28 for women and almost 30 for men. Waiting until nearly 30 for...
View ArticleWhat to Do with a Hesitating Child
Divorce can be hard on children. While parents have gone through the steps of grief at losing their relationship and creating a new home for themselves, it is their children who usually go back and...
View ArticleYou Can Be Right, or You Can Be Done
It can be extremely frustrating to be involved in family law litigation. Frequently, clients engaged in divorce or post-divorce litigation – especially where children are involved – ask us, “Why is...
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There is a Cure for the Summertime Blues . . .
Perhaps Summer 2022 will be the first summer for you and your co-parent to navigate. Or perhaps you and your co-parent had issues last year and you would love to have a peaceful, relaxing summer with...
View ArticleIs the Answer Always No?
Co-parenting is tough. Add to the job the hurt feelings and lingering emotions related to a divorce or the end of a romantic relationship between parents, and co-parenting can feel insurmountable....
View ArticleBut MY Kid Doesn’t Lie!
If your kid tells you a story about something that happened at your co-parent’s home, it can be easy to react quickly. You can call up your attorney, file a pleading with the court, and start costly...
View ArticleTo Make-Up or Not? Changes to the IPTG Regarding Make-Up Parenting Time
Effective January 1, 2022, a revision of the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines (“IPTG”) went into effect. Of note, the IPTG have been revised to include work obligations in Section I, (C), (2)...
View ArticleShould You Agree to a Custody Evaluation?
If you are involved in a court case about custody you may be asked to consider completing a custody evaluation. Before you agree or disagree, it’s important to understand what the process involves and...
View ArticleHighway to the Discovery Zone
You don’t have to be a Maverick to find yourself in “the discovery zone” during your divorce. Discovery is an extremely common and necessary tool for your attorney to help you gather information. But...
View ArticleIs My Spouse Allowed to Date During Our Divorce?
If you are in the midst of the divorce process it can be distressing to learn that your soon-to-be-ex spouse is dating someone else. Is there anything you can do about it and how will it impact your...
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What’s the Deal with the Six Percent Rule?
Have you heard your lawyer mention something called the “Six Percent Rule,” but you’re not sure what that is? This term comes from the Indiana Child Support Guidelines and is used to refer to the...
View ArticleMy Co-Parent Wants to Move . . . Now What?
When you receive notice that your co-parent is planning to move, it’s common to feel concerned and uncertain. If you and your co-parent live close to one another you no doubt have developed a routine...
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View ArticleFAQs Regarding Parenting Coordination
So, the Court has appointed a Parenting Coordinator in your case. You will undoubtedly have questions. As Parenting Coordinators ourselves, here are some common questions we hear from PC clients. The...
View ArticleMy Teenager is Rejecting Me
Have you noticed how busy the tween and teen years get all of the sudden? Your child goes from a cute and playful child to a sometimes snarky, very involved adolescent. The good news is that this...
View ArticleI Got a Bad Court Order . . . Now What?
When you take your case to trial and ask the court to decide what the order will be, you have a range of possible outcomes. You could have a best day in court where you get all the orders that you...
View ArticleParenting a Grandchild
There are many reasons why a grandparent must begin providing primary care for a grandchild in place of a parent. Whatever the reason that a parent is unavailable to care for a child, a grandparent is...
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