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# Wanzer Edwards, PC

Indianapolis Divorce Attorneys

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- [Supervised Parenting Time](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/supervised-parenting-time/) - Supervised parenting time is a part of the options available under the law in Indiana, but it is not a routine or long-lasting solution.
- [Does the solution fit the problem?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/does-the-solution-fit-the-problem/) - It is a natural tendency for parents to request to modify parenting time with the thought that they will have to interact less with their co-parent.
- [Making Up Is Hard to Do](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/making-up-is-hard-to-do/) - Life always seems to interrupt the best laid plans. Even the most carefully constructed parenting plan will get interrupted when something outside the normal family routine or out of the control of a parent happens and causes a parent to be unavailable for parenting time. Perhaps it is a work trip or an out-of-town funeral. Anything unplanned that makes the normal
- [Not at My House . . .](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/not-at-my-house/) - Children whose parents live in separate homes learn to manage change and differences. Perhaps the bedtime at Mom’s house is different than the bedtime at Dad’s house. Maybe the rules about cell phones or screen time vary. Some differences are expected and many are manageable. But, when Mom and Dad disagree about medication and don’t administer prescribed medication the same, suddenly those differences
- [There’s No “Just Say No” When it Comes to Parenting Time](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/theres-no-just-say-no-when-it-comes-to-parenting-time/) - What happens when a child hesitates or refuses to go to parenting time, and the “favored” parent wants to honor that child’s wishes, or feels like they have “won” the child’s affections? The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines, which apply to all Indiana cases involving custody, provide, “If a child is reluctant to participate in parenting
- [Who Are You Anymore?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/who-are-you-anymore/) - Have you seen the funny memes about how people in long term relationships start to look like one another? When we spend lots of time together and manage a common life together, we definitely rub off on each other in lots of ways. But when we split up, those commonalities can start to change and
- [Cars, Grad Parties, and Weddings, oh my!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/cars-grad-parties-and-weddings-oh-my/) - When you and your partner decide to start a family, you are likely thinking about where your children will be when they get older. Dreams of reaching normal milestones such as your son learning to drive, or your daughter walking across the stage at high school graduation are normal and expected. But what happens when
- [Can’t AI Help Me Avoid Attorney Fees?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/cant-ai-help-me-avoid-attorney-fees/) - As tempting as it sounds to use AI to avoid paying for the knowledge that you otherwise have to pay professionals to access, you should exercise caution.
- [I Didn’t Want a PC, So I am Not Cooperating!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-didnt-want-a-pc-so-i-am-not-cooperating/) - A Parenting Coordinator (PC for short) is appointed by a court to help high conflict parents implement their court orders regarding custody, parenting time, and other child-related issues. Sometimes only one parent wanted a PC to be appointed, and the other parent opposed it. If you were the parent who opposed the appointment, it can
- [We Split Up Years Ago, But Never Got Around to Divorcing](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/we-split-up-years-ago-but-never-got-around-to-divorcing/) - Divorce is hard to face, and sometimes couples who split up put it off indefinitely. While it is relatively normal for couples to try a brief period of separation before making the decision to file for divorce, when the physical separation drags on for months or years, it can create difficult problems when one spouse
- [I Want Those Dishes at Any Cost!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-want-those-dishes-at-any-cost/) - Dividing the house, cars, bank accounts, and 401(k)s can be hard, but divorcing couples often get really stuck dividing up the “stuff”. Too many couples spend days, weeks, or months struggling to divide the furniture, dishes, Christmas decorations, and family pictures. Be cautious before engaging in fights about common household items, because the fight can
- [What Counts As Income for Child Support?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/what-counts-as-income-for-child-support/) - All Indiana courts use the same Child Support Obligation Worksheet to determine financial support for children during divorce and paternity cases. The calculation always begins with the “weekly gross income” of both parents. “Weekly “ is self-explanatory and “gross” means before taxes or deductions, but what counts as “income”? The Indiana Child Support Rules and
- [Trust me, it’s not like the People’s Court . . .](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/trust-me-its-not-like-the-peoples-court/) - Divorce and child-related issues are difficult and emotional. You and your previous partner are no longer a couple, and maybe that’s a shock to you. What’s happening to you feels so unfair, and so out of your control. You didn’t want this, and you don’t agree with it. You have (hopefully!) retained an excellent family
- [Fuhgeddaboudit: Except for Parenting Time](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/fuhgeddaboudit-except-for-parenting-time/) - Most parents are well-informed when it comes to the BIG holidays and school breaks, such as birthdays, Christmas/Winter Break, and summer. But sometimes “lesser” holidays that are designated in the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines (“IPTG”) can sneak up on you, especially if your children get a 3-day weekend and you would normally have to work.
- [What is Contempt?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/what-is-contempt/) - According to Black's Law Dictionary, contempt is “the act of intentionally disregarding the authority of a court or legislative body. It can also be defined as any action that hinders or obstructs the administration of justice.” We have all seen Court TV when someone in the courtroom screams at a judge or attempts to physically
- [I Have Sole Legal Custody – What Information Do I Need to Share?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-have-sole-legal-custody-what-information-do-i-need-to-share/) - Sole legal custody grants to one parent the right and responsibility to make decisions about a child’s health education and religion without first obtaining the agreement of the other parent. While joint legal custody has become more common than sole legal custody in the last few decades, more and more judges are questioning whether reflexively
- [I Need a Decision… Like... Immediately](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-need-a-decision-like-immediately/) - If you already have a case filed in an Indianapolis area court, you know that sometimes actually getting into court can be difficult. Courts resources are strained and many times, there are simply not enough judges or magistrates to hear cases as quickly as they would like. To add even more stress, the issues that
- [Please Pass the Salt, and Let’s Settle this Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/please-pass-the-salt-and-lets-settle-this-divorce/) - You and your spouse may be considering or even already in the midst of a divorce. Your spouse thinks you two can sit down together and work out a deal yourselves, a/k/a, “kitchen table” negotiation. Is this a smart move? There are numerous pros AND cons to doing a kitchen table deal. Here are some
- [I Don’t Want This Divorce – Can I Prevent It?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-dont-want-this-divorce-can-i-prevent-it/) - Getting divorce is an emotional experience, and when you don’t want the divorce, it can be difficult to manage those emotions. If you have recently been served with divorce papers by your spouse and you would prefer to stay married, you may be asking yourself if there is any way to prevent the divorce. Indiana
- [Sunshine and Smiles: Crafting a Summer Parenting Plan After Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/co-parenting-plan-after-divorce/) - If you're navigating the sunny world of co-parenting after a divorce, fear not! You can take steps to make your summer parenting time schedule more enjoyable .
- [Should You Call the Police?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/should-you-call-the-police/) - If you have ever arrived for a parenting time exchange only to find that the exchange will not be taking place, you know that it is a frustrating thing. Inevitably, in your moment of frustration you have considered what action you can take to make the scheduled parenting time exchange happen. When considering your options, you may have thought about calling the police. But should you?
- [Lessons from a Pandemic](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/lessons-from-a-pandemic/) - As we begin to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel (we hope), we can look back on what we have learned from the challenges faced by co-parents. While no one could see the pandemic and its difficulties coming, the sudden closing of all schools and a change in how society operates
- [Video: Can You Change Your Court Order?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-can-you-change-your-court-order/) - Can You Change Your Court Order?Contact Us
- [Video: Can You Have Your Spouse Pay Your Legal Fees?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-can-you-have-your-spouse-pay-your-legal-fees/) - Can You Have Your Spouse Pay Your Legal Fees?Contact Us
- [Video: How Do You Choose the Right Attorney?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-do-you-choose-the-right-attorney/) - How Do You Choose the Right Attorney?Contact Us
- [Communication No-No’s](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/communication-no-nos/) - The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines (“IPTG”) stress the importance of communication between a child and a parent. Section I of the IPTG contains specific directions regarding communication in general and in various forms such as telephone, mail and electronic communication. In each section the IPTG stresses that a child is entitled to private and unimpeded
- [Is 2020 Over Yet?!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/is-2020-over-yet/) - The calendar year 2020 will surely go down in history as one marked by unforeseen challenges. As December begins, it feels to many as if it is March 231st. Who else expected back in March that the world would be back to normal by now? And yet here we are . . . ready to
- [What Do You Need?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/what-do-you-need/) - One of the first things your attorney will discuss with you when you start the divorce process is your set of goals. It is important for your attorney to understand your needs and interests because they impact the direction that your attorney will take in advocating for you. It is your attorney’s goal and intention
- [Best Practices for Attending Virtual Hearings](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/best-practices-for-attending-virtual-hearings/) - The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically changed the way law offices and courts are doing business. They’re all still open, but meeting with clients and parties remotely, such as through online videoconferencing services like Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Other courts are using platforms like WebEx. If you have attended a hearing or mediation before, you know what to expect, but what should you expect now?
- [Top Resolutions for Family Law Attorneys for 2020](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/top-resolutions-for-family-law-attorneys-for-2020/) - Founding Wanzer Edwards attorney, Elisabeth Edwards, is serving as the 2020 Chair of the Indianapolis Bar Association Family Law Section. Ms. Edwards prepared a blog post for Family Law Section attorneys regarding attorney best practices and how to better serve family law clients. The post has also been published in the April 1, 2020 print
- [Video: Can You Have Your Spouse Pay Your Legal Fees?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/can-you-have-your-spouse-pay-your-legal-fees/) - Can You Have Your Spouse Pay Your Legal Fees?
- [Video: What is Arbitration?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-is-arbitration/) - What is Arbitration?Contact Us
- [Video: What is Collaborative Law?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-is-collaborative-law/) - What is Collaborative Law?Contact Us
- [Video: When Is a Guardianship Needed?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-when-is-a-guardianship-needed/) - When Is a Guardianship Needed?Contact Us
- [Video: Are You Required to Pay for College?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-are-you-required-to-pay-for-college/) - Are You Required to Pay for College?Contact Us
- [Video: How is Child Support Calculated?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-is-child-support-calculated/) - How is Child Support Calculated?Contact Us
- [Video: Is Parenting Time Different in the Summer Than During the School Year?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-is-parenting-time-different-in-the-summer-than-during-the-school-year/) - Is Parenting Time Different in the Summer Than During the School Year?Contact Us
- [Video: What Should You Consider When Deciding on a Parenting Plan?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-should-you-consider-when-deciding-on-a-parenting-plan/) - What Should You Consider When Deciding on a Parenting Plan?Contact Us
- [Video: Does it Matter Whose Name is on Property?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-does-it-matter-whose-name-is-on-property/) - Does it Matter Whose Name is on Property?Contact Us
- [Video: How Can You Have a Peaceful Divorce?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-can-you-have-a-peaceful-divorce/) - How Can You Have a Peaceful Divorce?Contact Us
- [Pitfalls of the Do-It-Yourself Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/pitfalls-of-the-do-it-yourself-divorce/) - Hiring an attorney can feel like an expensive endeavor. Many couples take advantage of the self-service forms available online to avoid what they see as the unnecessary expense of legal help. While this may work for some, the “check the box” forms cannot possibly fit all possible situations and may result in heartache, headache, and more expense later.
- [Do I Need a GAL or a PC?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/do-i-need-a-gal-or-a-pc/) - If you are or have been involved in litigation with a co-parent, you may have considered whether to use the services of a Guardian Ad Litem or Parenting Coordinator. Most likely these roles are new to you, and it can sometimes be hard to tell what the difference is between them. If you feel like you need some help with parenting-related questions or tasks, which professional do you need?
- [We Want Prenup!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/we-want-prenup/) - In 1920, the average woman would be married at 21 and men at 24. However, today's national average has increased to slightly below 28 for women and almost 30 for men. Waiting until nearly 30 for marriage means that both partners may be coming into the marriage with a significant work history and their own assets and debts. Marrying very young usually means that both bride and groom are starting out with nothing and both working to build a life together. But family businesses and expected inheritances can put a damper on even the most innocent of unions. Enter the premarital or prenuptial (sometimes also called an antenuptial) agreement.
- [You Can Be Right, or You Can Be Done](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/you-can-be-right-or-you-can-be-done/) - When clients are struggling with the emotional and financial toll of litigation, I tell them, “You can be right, or you can be done.” Sometimes, being done means reaching an agreement with their former spouse that may not include every single thing that was desired in a divorce settlement but means getting all of what’s really important. It means accepting a bit less than the ideal outcome. The truth is that asking the court to make a decision could result in an order that no one likes and everyone spends more money to get there. Resolving the case with a settlement agreement may mean taking less than the ideal solution but eliminates the risk that the solution determined by the court is far worse than what could have been negotiated.
- [My Co-Parent Wants to Move . . . Now What?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/my-co-parent-wants-to-move-now-what/) - When you receive notice that your co-parent is planning to move, it’s common to feel concerned and uncertain. If you and your co-parent live close to one another you no doubt have developed a routine of parenting time, children’s activities, and division of labor. A move could change things. Now what? The first thing to
- [Is My Spouse Allowed to Date During Our Divorce?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/is-my-spouse-allowed-to-date-during-our-divorce/) - If you are in the midst of the divorce process it can be distressing to learn that your soon-to-be-ex spouse is dating someone else. Is there anything you can do about it and how will it impact your divorce? This is certainly a difficult and emotional issue; however, it is generally not a legal one.
- [Should You Agree to a Custody Evaluation?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/should-you-agree-to-a-custody-evaluation/) - If you are involved in a court case about custody you may be asked to consider completing a custody evaluation. Before you agree or disagree, it’s important to understand what the process involves and how a custody evaluation could impact your case. A custody evaluation is typically completed by a psychologist, and it involves a
- [But MY Kid Doesn’t Lie!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/but-my-kid-doesnt-lie/) - If your kid tells you a story about something that happened at your co-parent’s home, it can be easy to react quickly. You can call up your attorney, file a pleading with the court, and start costly litigation seeking to modify your existing order or seeking to hold your co-parent in contempt. But how do
- [There is a Cure for the Summertime Blues . . .](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/there-is-a-cure-for-the-summertime-blues/) - Perhaps Summer 2022 will be the first summer for you and your co-parent to navigate. Or perhaps you and your co-parent had issues last year and you would love to have a peaceful, relaxing summer with your children this year. How can you avoid the “summertime blues” that can occur with planning the summer parenting
- [I Wish I Had Known . . .](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-wish-i-had-known/) - If you are facing a divorce, it is likely that you are entering an unfamiliar process. You have seen television shows about divorce and known other people who got divorced but did not expect to be completing the process yourself. As you embark on this process which will impact your future, consider these pieces of
- [Shaming, Blaming, Scrolling and other Communication Crimes](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/shaming-blaming-scrolling-and-other-communication-crimes-2/) - You get a crummy, snarky email from your co-parent. You respond with an email the size of a small novel, which details all the ways that your co-parent has failed to be a reasonable, rational human in the last ten years. The next day you send an email asking whether your co-parent has the permission
- [Parenting a Grandchild](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/parenting-a-grandchild/) - There are many reasons why a grandparent must begin providing primary care for a grandchild in place of a parent. Whatever the reason that a parent is unavailable to care for a child, a grandparent is likely a trusted family member known to the child, which makes a grandparent a good choice as a caregiver.
- [My Teenager is Rejecting Me](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/my-teenager-is-rejecting-me/) - Have you noticed how busy the tween and teen years get all of the sudden? Your child goes from a cute and playful child to a sometimes snarky, very involved adolescent. The good news is that this transition is pretty normal and happens in just about every family. But how do you handle this when
- [The Greek Chorus](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/the-greek-chorus-2/) - Did you ever read a Greek drama in English class? If so, you are probably familiar with the Greek Chorus. The Greek Chorus is a group of actors who stand off to the side of the action near the edge of the stage. While they never participate in the action of the play itself, they
- [Mediation Without Attorneys – A Low Cost Option](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/mediation-without-attorneys-a-low-cost-option-2/) - The cost of getting a divorce or facing a post-divorce disagreement can be scary. There is no doubt that attorney fees can add up when each spouse hires a separate attorney and starts down the path toward going to court. But what if you don’t want to head to court? What if you and your
- [Indiana Child Support Guideline Amendments](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/indiana-child-support-guideline-amendments/) - On January 1, 2024, the Indiana Child Support Guidelines amendment, which was released in October 2023, will go into effect. Some may say that amendments to the Guidelines are long overdue as the economic data on which the pre-2024 Guidelines are based is from 1972-73. Updated data and methodology have been utilized to amend the
- [Should You Appeal?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/should-you-appeal/) - Deciding whether to pursue an appeal in a family law case in Indiana, or any jurisdiction, is a big decision that should be carefully considered. Here are some situations in which a family law client in Indiana might consider an appeal: Legal Errors or Misinterpretation of Law: If there are clear and significant errors in
- [Reporting Child Abuse in Indiana](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/reporting-child-abuse-in-indiana/) - In Indiana, like in many other states, there are strict laws in place to address and prevent child abuse. Indiana law requires that certain individuals, often referred to as "mandatory reporters," promptly report suspected child abuse or neglect. These mandatory reporters include teachers, medical professionals, law enforcement officers, social workers, and other individuals who work
- [We Don’t Talk – Like At All...](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/we-dont-talk-like-at-all/) - Effective communication between divorced parents is vital for the well-being of their children. When communication breaks down, it can create misunderstandings, confusion, and increased stress for both parents and children. Even if they know that peaceful communication is best, often parents ask, “Do I REALLY need to talk to my ex?” Often a breakdown in
- [What If We Want to Split Custody of the Kids?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/what-if-we-want-to-split-custody-of-the-kids/) - Split custody, also known as divided or alternating custody, is a custody arrangement where siblings from the same family are separated between the parents' households. Unlike joint custody, where both parents share physical and legal custody of a sibling group who all follow the same parenting time schedule, split custody involves each parent having primary
- [Keeping Parenting Time Exchanges Peaceful](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/keeping-parenting-time-exchanges-peaceful/) - When kids are living part of the week with Mom and part of the week with Dad, parenting time exchanges become a normal part of life. Unfortunately, these exchanges can end up being the place where kids witness their parents acting badly toward one another. Consider the following procedures to keep your parenting time exchanges
- [Does Your Parenting Time Agreement Stand Up to COVID-19?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/does-your-parenting-time-agreement-stand-up-to-covid-19/) - Remember the days before there was a COVID-19 virus? It’s hard to know if those days will return or if we have entered a new and unpredictable reality for the long haul. As society closes down, reopens, and faces more possible shutdowns, it is becoming clear that some of the ways we used to operate
- [My Way or the Highway](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/my-way-or-the-highway/) - There will be times when you and your co-parent do not agree; otherwise, your relationship and intact household may have continued. If you find that everything is a battleground, perhaps it’s time to look into a Parenting Coordinator.
- [Love Don’t Cost a Thing . . . But Child Support Does](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/love-dont-cost-a-thing-but-child-support-does/) - Under the new amendment to the law, if child turns 19 years of age and is still attending high school on a full-time basis, he or she would not be emancipated, and as such, weekly child support payments would continue. The support would continue to be paid until and terminate only when the child graduates from high school (or there is another reason to emancipate the child such as marriage or joining the military).
- [Is it Contempt or Not?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/is-it-contempt-or-not/) - It can be so frustrating when your former spouse or coparent does not do what you expect them to do. Whether it’s failing to transfer a car title or failing to drop off the kids at the exchange time, it is tough to have an expectation of a specific action that is not met. Attorneys
- [Zooming Into the Future: Virtual Mediation](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/zooming-into-the-future-virtual-mediation/) - The COVID-19 pandemic caused many things that used to occur in person to be done differently. Families celebrated Christmas by telephone or video conference, doctors treated patients using Telehealth, and most legal work was done remotely. As the world begins to emerge from the pandemic, some of the technology used to complete common tasks will
- [Divorce Process Part 2:  Transferring Assets](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/divorce-process-part-2-transferring-assets/) - You have reached an agreement with your former spouse about which assets each of you will receive following divorce. While one tough step is over, there is still work to do. Once you have your final divorce decree in hand, it is time to actually transfer ownership of assets. Even though you may be looking for a break after difficult negotiations, it’s best to immediately begin the transfer process before beginning your relaxation.
- [Video: Wanzer Edwards: An Introduction](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-wanzer-edwards-an-introduction/) - Wanzer Edwards: An IntroductionContact Us
- [Video: How Much Will Your Case Cost?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-much-will-your-case-cost/) - How Much Will Your Case Cost?Contact Us
- [Video: Do You Have to Go to Court to Resolve Your Case?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-do-you-have-to-go-to-court-to-resolve-your-case/) - Do You Have to Go to Court to Resolve Your Case?Contact Us
- [Video: What is Parenting Coordination?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-is-parenting-coordination/) - What is Parenting Coordination?Contact Us
- [Video: How Long Does Divorce Take?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-long-does-divorce-take/) - How Long Does Divorce Take?Contact Us
- [Video: If Your Spouse Cheated Does that Impact Your Divorce?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-if-your-spouse-cheated-does-that-impact-your-divorce/) - If Your Spouse Cheated Does that Impact Your Divorce?Contact Us
- [Video: Can Your Children Ever Decide Where They Want to Live?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-can-your-children-ever-decide-where-they-want-to-live/) - Can Your Children Ever Decide Where They Want to Live?Contact Us
- [Video: What is Mediation and Do You Need a Lawyer to Participate?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-is-mediation-and-do-you-need-a-lawyer-to-participate/) - What is Mediation and Do You Need a Lawyer to Participate?Contact Us
- [Video: When Should You Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-when-should-you-consider-a-prenuptial-agreement/) - When Should You Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?Contact Us
- [Video: How Do Holidays Affect the Regular Parenting Time Schedule?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-how-do-holidays-affect-the-regular-parenting-time-schedule/) - How Do Holidays Affect the Regular Parenting Time Schedule?Contact Us
- [Video: What is Grandparent Visitation?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-is-grandparent-visitation/) - What is Grandparent Visitation?Contact Us
- [To Sign or Not to Sign](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/to-sign-or-not-to-sign/) - If you are having a baby and are not married when the baby is born, the hospital will ask both mother and father whether they both want to sign a paternity affidavit. In the middle of the emotionally and physically exhausting experience of having a child, it can be hard to know whether this is a good idea. Should you sign?
- [Video: What Does Child Support Cover?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/video-what-does-child-support-cover/) - What Does Child Support Cover?Contact Us
- [What to Do with a Hesitating Child](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/what-to-do-with-a-hesitating-child/) - Divorce can be hard on children. While parents have gone through the steps of grief at losing their relationship and creating a new home for themselves, it is their children who usually go back and forth – sometimes every few days – between each parent’s home. Many times, parents feel that the children need to see each parent frequently, but sometimes the constant state of motion causes a child to feel like he/she has no “home base,” and no time to relax. Also, as children get older and are more focused on friends, the parent who does not live near those friends, or is hesitant to permit the child to create social opportunities during his or her limited parenting time may also find that the child does not want to come for parenting time. Children continue to love both parents in each scenario but may express reluctance to participate in parenting time. While this hesitation can sometimes be expressed quite clearly, in other cases, it may come out as a child saying he or she has a stomachache, feels nervous, or starts crying. What is a parent to do when faced with a hesitating child?
- [Simple Tips for Managing Your Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/simple-tips-for-managing-your-divorce/) - When family law clients are facing a divorce, they frequently feel overwhelmed and as though things are happening outside of their control. Especially concerning can be the fear of large attorney fees. How can a new client help to take charge of representation and manage expenses? Here are our top six tips to help!
- [Only a Judge can Judge You . . . Not Your Parenting Coordinator](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/only-a-judge-can-judge-you-not-your-parenting-coordinator/) - Frequently, the Parenting Coordinators (“PCs”) of Wanzer Edwards are asked to help parents participating in the parenting coordination process to enforce court orders, or to punish the other parent for failing to follow the order. While we sympathize with parents in those situations who may be at their wits-end, a PC does not have the authority to enforce a court order.
- [To Make-Up or Not? Changes to the IPTG Regarding Make-Up Parenting Time](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/to-make-up-or-not-changes-to-the-iptg-regarding-make-up-parenting-time/) - Effective January 1, 2022, a revision of the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines (“IPTG”) went into effect. Of note, the IPTG have been revised to include work obligations in Section I, (C), (2) “Adjustments to Schedule / ‘Make-Up’ Time.” However, a careful reading of the revisions would suggest that this is not an open invitation for
- [Is the Answer Always No?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/is-the-answer-always-no/) - Co-parenting is tough. Add to the job the hurt feelings and lingering emotions related to a divorce or the end of a romantic relationship between parents, and co-parenting can feel insurmountable. Normal parenting style differences and differences of opinion can lead to the crumbling of communication between parents when parents fall back into old relationship
- [Highway to the Discovery Zone](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/highway-to-the-discovery-zone/) - You don’t have to be a Maverick to find yourself in “the discovery zone” during your divorce. Discovery is an extremely common and necessary tool for your attorney to help you gather information. But what exactly is it? In this post, we will review the top 4 most common discovery methods that you may encounter
- [What’s the Deal with the Six Percent Rule?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/whats-the-deal-with-the-six-percent-rule/) - Have you heard your lawyer mention something called the “Six Percent Rule,” but you’re not sure what that is? This term comes from the Indiana Child Support Guidelines and is used to refer to the children’s medical expenses, which are not covered by insurance that must be paid by the parent who receives child support.
- [FAQs Regarding Parenting Coordination](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/faqs-regarding-parenting-coordination/) - So, the Court has appointed a Parenting Coordinator in your case. You will undoubtedly have questions. As Parenting Coordinators ourselves, here are some common questions we hear from PC clients. The other parent brought up that issue to the Parenting Coordinator (“PC”) Why should I have to pay for the PC’s time? Your PC has
- [I Got a Bad Court Order . . . Now What?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/i-got-a-bad-court-order-now-what/) - When you take your case to trial and ask the court to decide what the order will be, you have a range of possible outcomes. You could have a best day in court where you get all the orders that you sought. You could also have a worst day in court where you get none
- [Alcohol Problems During Parenting Time](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/alcohol-problems-during-parenting-time/) - According to a Gallup poll, the percentage of U.S. adults aged 18 and older who say they drink alcohol averaged 63% over the past two years. The drinking rate ticks up to 65% when narrowed to adults of legal drinking age, which is 21 and older nationwide. Unless your court order prohibits alcohol use prior
- [Not All Change is Substantial](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/not-all-change-is-substantial/) - Modifying a child’s custody is a big decision both for parents and for the court. When a child’s primary living situation is changed, it uproots the child’s daily routines and life. Since the law favors stability, the standard for changing custody is a bit different than the legal standard a court applies the first time
- [My Kid Just Turned 19. Now What?](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/my-kid-just-turned-19-now-what-2/) - Your oldest child is counting down the days until he or she turns 19. You may wistfully remember the days of young childhood and you may also celebrate that your obligation to pay weekly child support for that child is likely ending. Keep in mind, however, that child support payments do not end or change
- [Keeping a Child at the Center Without Putting Her in the Middle](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/keeping-a-child-at-the-center-without-putting-her-in-the-middle-2/) - Parents typically try to keep their children out of the middle of their legal disputes. Sometimes it feels, however, that with Mom fighting for her position and Dad fighting for his position, no one is talking about what the child really needs. The good news is that there is a way to appoint a professional
- [But that Account is in MY Name!](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/but-that-account-is-in-my-name-2/) - Imagine a cooking pot large enough to hold everything you own. Into that pot you will place every piece of property and every debt to be divided during your divorce regardless of whether the property and debt is in wife’s name, husband’s name or in joint names. This is the essence of Indiana’s legal “one
- [Don’t Be an Idiot: Crafting a Comprehensive Parenting Plan](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/dont-be-an-idiot-crafting-a-comprehensive-parenting-plan/) - 1. Clear and Concise Language: The cornerstone of any good parenting plan is clear and concise language. Avoid unnecessary legal jargon and replace it with straightforward terms that can be easily understood by all parties. If your attorney understands the paragraph but you don’t, have your attorney change the language so that you can understand
- [Bundles of Joy and Bills: Keeping Track of Expenses Relating to Pregnancy and Birth](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/bundles-of-joy-and-bills-keeping-track-of-expenses-relating-to-pregnancy-and-birth/) - As of January 1, 2024, the Indiana Child Support Guidelines were revised. One significant change addressed expenses for the birth of a child. While previous versions of the child support guidelines suggested that a father may be ordered to pay a portion of expenses relating to the child’s birth, the guidelines now provide, “Upon the
- [You Can’t Do That: Challenges in Introducing Pre-Existing Evidence in Child Custody Cases](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/you-cant-do-that-challenges-in-introducing-pre-existing-evidence-in-child-custody-cases/) - Family court proceedings often come with rules and limitations, and one common challenge parents face is the restriction on introducing evidence from events that occurred before the last custody order. While you may have a long list of grievances about your co-parent and want to be sure that your attorney and court know EVERYTHING that
- [Movin’ On: Co-Parenting and Dating After Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/movin-on-co-parenting-and-dating-after-divorce/) - As couples navigate the journey of separating their lives during and after divorce, sometimes difficult feelings can come up when one or both partners decide to explore new romantic relationships. Parents can have all kinds of mixed feelings when they learn that their ex is dating and involving this new person in their children’s life,
- [Navigating Love and Finances: The Role of Prenuptial Agreements](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/navigating-love-and-finances-the-role-of-prenuptial-agreements/) - Prenuptial agreements, commonly known as prenups, have become more common in modern marriages. While some may view them as unromantic, these legal documents play a crucial role in establishing financial transparency and safeguarding both partners’ interests. A prenuptial agreement is a legally binding contract signed by a couple before they tie the knot. Its primary

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- [Arbitration](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/arbitration/) - Indiana law permits people facing family law litigation to submit the issues about which they disagree to arbitration. This means that instead of heading to court to have a judge decide issues in a public court hearing, families can hire a private decision maker who will listen to the evidence in a confidential less formal proceeding. This proceeding is overseen by an arbitrator selected by the parties. An arbitrator is an experienced family law attorney who has experience making decisions for families.
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- [Mediation](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/mediation/) - Mediation With an AttorneyOur mediation service in Indianapolis provides a “no court” alternative to solving family law disputes. Whether parties are faced with a divorce, a modification of a divorce decree, a paternity case, or grandparent visitation, Wanzer Edwards, PC family mediation provides a cost effective way to complete the process. Wanzer Edwards, PC family
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- [Elisabeth Edwards](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/who-we-are/elisabeth-edwards/) - Elisabeth M. Edwards is a founding attorney at Wanzer Edwards, PC where she practices in the areas of family law, including Collaborative law, family mediation and arbitration, and Parenting Coordination. Ms. Edwards completed her undergraduate degree at Hanover College, majoring in English. She went on to earn her Juris Doctor at the Indiana University Robert
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- [Collaborative Law Training](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/collaborative-law-training/) - Wanzer Edwards, PC is pleased to share we have scheduled an Introduction to Collaborative Interdisciplinary Practice 2-day, in-person training for February 17-18, 2022. With this training, you will earn 13.5 CLE credits, including an hour of Ethics, while learning a new way to bring resolution to family law matters without litigation. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks
- [Paternity](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/family-law/paternity/) - Unmarried parents in Indiana face the challenge of co-parenting as a team even if they never lived together. In order to define roles and responsibilities and to reduce confusion in the co-parenting relationship, it is wise to obtain a paternity order which defines how decisions will be made (legal custody), what time schedule the children
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- [Post Divorce](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/family-law/post-divorce/) - Following a divorce, while property issues remain finalized and not subject to change, child-related issues can change throughout the child’s life until he or she reaches adulthood. It is rare for parties to divorce with children and never modify their divorce decree regarding the children, as the needs of the children will undoubtedly change between
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- [Who WE Are](https://www.wanzeredwards.com/who-we-are/) - Holly J. Wanzer and Elisabeth M. Edwards began their family law careers in different firms and even faced each other as opposing counsel. They began practicing together in 2008 and discovered that their compassionate and collaborative styles of practice were quite similar. In 2011 they began Wanzer Edwards, PC with the vision of approaching family
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