In the United States, a mere 19% of the population lives in rural areas. However, rural roads account for approximately 50% of fatal car crashes. This means the crash rate on these roads is disproportionately high, making them far more dangerous than city streets. But...
Navigating a juvenile criminal case can be overwhelming for both parents and their child. Providing support and guidance during this challenging time is crucial for ensuring an outcome that is as favorable as possible. Here are several ways parents can help their...
Have you ever felt that “almost there now” state of relaxation when coming to the end of a route you take a lot? It might occur when you are almost home after a difficult battle through the evening traffic, or when you see the sign that indicates your turn-off, after...
If you have been considering a divorce for some time, you might reach a point where you finally decide to do it. The next step will be to tell your spouse, yet this is not always that easy. Many people put it off for a long time because they do not know how to go...
Protests and acts of civil disobedience play a key role in advocating for change. However, sometimes these actions lead to criminal charges. Understanding the legal defenses available is crucial for those facing these allegations. First Amendment protections The First...
As a New Albany, Indiana commuter, knowing which roads pose the highest risks for motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) can help you have a safer journey. New Albany has the highest rate of collisions among the different municipalities of Floyd County, so understanding where...
When parents of an infant go through a separation or divorce, the act of creating a parenting plan requires special effort. Infants have specific emotional, physical and developmental requirements that must be prioritized in any custody arrangement. It is for this...
A drug charge on your record can affect many areas of your life, from getting a job to securing housing. Fortunately, Indiana allows you to expunge certain drug charges, meaning you can clear your record in some situations. This process gives people a second chance...
Even after a divorce, both parents have a financial obligation to support their children financially. One parent may pay more or less, depending on where the child spends most of their time. Still, circumstances change, and one parent may want to seek a modification...
You want to file for divorce, and you don’t want it to take very long. You just want your relationship to be over. The faster you can put this stage of your life behind you, the better. If so, you should know that Indiana law establishes a mandatory 60-day waiting...
