Your marriage is ending, but the legal process is not over yet, and you are wondering if it is okay to start seeing someone new. Before you do, it helps to understand how Indiana law treats dating during a pending divorce, because what you do in this window may affect...
For many parents, college is the first time they truly let go. A child who once relied on them for everyday decisions suddenly lives hours away, manages their own schedule and begins building a life on their own terms. That growing independence is something to...
A recent wave of federal lawsuits and shifting political debates puts the Temporary Protected Status program at serious risk. This ongoing uncertainty could end legal protection for hundreds of thousands of immigrants currently living in the United States. If you or...
A tenant may leave furniture, clothing or other personal belongings in a rental unit after moving out or after an eviction. While the unit may be ready for its next occupant, those items can raise legal questions about who is responsible for them. Indiana does not...
If you inherit a rental property in Indiana, you will receive more than real estate. You may also become the owner of a property where tenants already live under a lease or rental agreement. A landlord's death does not automatically end a tenancy. When property passes...
