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Indiana Family Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw’s section on Indiana family law, with links to state resources and regularly updated information about such topics as marriage, divorce, adoption, child support, and child custody. Most family laws in Indiana are quite similar to those of other states, with a few differences. For example, the Hoosier State allows first cousins ages 65 and older to marry. As a practice area, family law also includes domestic abuse, stalking, and protective orders (all of which cross over into criminal law as well). Click on a topic below to learn more. If you need additional information, contact an Indiana family law attorney.
Learn About Indiana Family Laws
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Indiana Child Support Guidelines
How Indiana family courts determine child support amounts for noncustodial parents, including information about which factors are considered and how child support orders are enforced in the state.
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Indiana Marriage License Requirements
What you need to know before you get a marriage license in Indiana, which does not require blood tests, with information about age requirements, where to get a marriage license, and more.
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Indiana Adoption Laws
The basics of Indiana adoption laws, with information about who is eligible to adopt, who may be adopted in the state, the procedures for adoption, and related matters.
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Indiana Domestic Violence Laws
Laws, regulations, and procedures related to domestic abuse violations in Indiana, including information about restraining orders during divorce, child custody, and the penalties for domestic violence convictions.
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Indiana Child Custody Laws
A general primer on Indiana’s child custody laws and procedures, including a summary of what to expect at your Indiana child custody hearing and links to related sources.
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Indiana Marital Property Laws
How the state of Indiana (not a community property state) identifies and ultimately separates marital property when a couple gets divorced, and what is considered separate property in a marriage.
Indiana Family Law Articles
- Child Custody Factors in Indiana
- Child Custody Process in Indiana
- How To Change Your Name in Indiana
- Indiana Abortion Laws
- Indiana Adoption Laws
- Indiana Alimony Laws and Spousal Support
- Indiana Annulment and Prohibited Marriage Laws
- Indiana Child Abuse Laws
- Indiana Child Custody Laws
- Indiana Child Support Calculations
- Indiana Child Support Guidelines
- Indiana Child Support Modification
- Indiana Civil Statute of Limitations Laws
- Indiana Divorce Laws
- Indiana Divorce Process
- Indiana Domestic Violence Laws
- Indiana Family Law on Domestic Violence
- Indiana Legal Ages Laws
- Indiana Marital Property Laws
- Indiana Marriage Age Requirements Laws
- Indiana Marriage Laws
- Indiana Marriage License and Blood Test Requirements
- Indiana Prenuptial Agreement Laws
- Indiana Prohibited Consensual Sexual Activity Laws
- Indiana Protective Orders Laws
- Indiana Stalking Laws
- Protection for Unmarried Parents in Indiana
- Visitation Rights in Indiana
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