Changes in tax law may affect Indiana couples seeking a divorce in the year to come, especially those with significant assets to divide. Almost everyone faces extra expenses during and after a divorce, but the tax consequences of the end of a marriage can last for years to come. For couples who have a significant difference in income or have been married for a long time, spousal support can be an important part of the divorce agreements. This is especially true when one spouse has given up their career aspirations to support the other spouse or raise the children of the family.
Know your rights when facing campus discipline
If you’ve been charged with a crime on campus and are facing disciplinary action from your university, you may be wondering about your rights as you proceed with a case. It’s important for you to take your charges seriously and to know what’s ahead while you navigate the process.
Criminal charges add to troubles of Indiana man after lawsuit
A 30-year-old man already named as a defendant in a civil personal injury case now faces multiple criminal charges after a motorcycle crash. He has been charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated, operating without a proper license, and a level 6 felony for driving with a blood alcohol concentration above .08 and causing serious injury.
