On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Jul 5, 2019 | Complex Property Division
Many young people in Indiana are choosing not to fully combine their finances, even when they decide to get married. According to one survey, over one-quarter of all millennials are opting to keep two separate bank accounts after marriage rather than launching a joint...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Jun 5, 2019 | Complex Property Division
The diverse team at Devries & Kelly have faced many of the situations that lead Indiana residents to seek out an attorney, and we call on these experiences every day to help our clients deal with the legal and emotional challenges of life’s toughest moments....
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | May 8, 2019 | Complex Property Division
How the financial aspects of a divorce are handled plays a significant part in the individual lives of the parties as each person moves forward to a new beginning. The division of property is generally understood by Indiana residents as meaning assets, but it also...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Apr 24, 2019 | Complex Property Division
When Indiana couples decide to divorce, they may frequently consider the immediate financial issues, from dealing with spousal support to dividing property. At the same time, it is important to note that divorce can have a significant effect on both parties’...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Mar 28, 2019 | Complex Property Division
When a married couple who owns an Indiana business decides to get divorced, they could be in quite a bind. They might decide that they do not want to dissolve the business partnership along with the marital partnership. Deciding to keep running a business after a...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Feb 27, 2019 | Complex Property Division
Married couples in Indiana who choose to get divorced will likely need to figure out what to do about the marital home. The first step in making a decision is determining how much the home is worth. That can be done by getting an appraisal, and each spouse should get...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Dec 21, 2018 | Complex Property Division
When a married couple in Indiana decides to get a divorce, one thing they will have to work out is what to do about joint debt. Credit card companies are not subject to the provisions of the divorce decree. Therefore, creditors may pursue jointly held debt from one...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Nov 27, 2018 | Complex Property Division
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...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Oct 25, 2018 | Complex Property Division
People in Indiana who are over the age of 50 and getting a divorce might be concerned about retirement. However, there is a number of other financial issues they should be aware of as well.Starting with divorces finalized in 2019, alimony will not be tax-deductible or...
On behalf of DeVries + Kelly Law Office | Sep 27, 2018 | Complex Property Division
A divorce impacts both people involved in every possible way. In addition to going through emotional turmoil, both parties will also need to account for all marital assets and prepare for property division. This includes real property, works of art, savings accounts,...
