Are Social Security Benefits Subject To Distribution?

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Question: I have started collecting social security benefits shortly before we are about to begin divorce proceedings. Is my wife entitled to half, or any portion, of my monthly social security benefits or would it be considered separate property ineligible for property division?

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Is A Child Emancipated If He Gets Married?

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Question: I pay child support and would like to know the child support laws concerning paying support to a child who is married. I am not in arrears and my child just got married at age 18, but I’m scheduled to pay child support for another year. Am I still

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Does Our Agreement Trump State Child Support Laws?

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Question: My child support question is about state child support laws trumping what we agreed to in our divorce settlement. Our divorce decree states I will pay child support until my daughter turns 18. She just turned 18 so I stopped paying child support, but the enforcement agency says I

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Who Determines The Religion Of The Child In A Divorce?

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By Sara Pitcher Noblesville, Indiana Divorce Lawyer The question of who gets to determine the religion of a child is a common one when parents with different religious beliefs divorce. The United States Constitution grants parents the right to direct the upbringing and education of children under their control. The

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Stressed From Divorce? Don’t Quit Your Day Job

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By Nathan A. Hacker Indianapolis Divorce Lawyer Divorce is likely one of the most stressful times in your life. The picture to the right lists the 25 most stressful events in a person’s life, according to StressAffect.com. It’s probable that you are currently experiencing at least one of, if not

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