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What happens if a parent refuses to follow a custody order?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Mar 6, 2026 | Family Law

You worked hard to secure custody and parenting time orders in Indiana to protect your time and your child’s safety. When your co-parent ignores the order, it can feel frustrating. You may worry about missed exchanges, unsafe choices or sudden changes that put your...

What will happen to my 401(k) after divorce?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Feb 27, 2026 | Family Law

Divorce brings many questions about your financial future, and your 401(k) is often at the center of those concerns. If you are going through one, understanding how the state handles retirement accounts can help you prepare your finances for the future. How Indiana...

What happens after a DUI/OWI arrest in Fishers & Hamilton County?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Feb 9, 2026 | Criminal Defense

An OWI (often called DUI in other states) arrest can turn your routine upside down in an instant. From license suspensions to court dates, the process moves quickly and it’s easy to feel uncertain about what comes next. Knowing what to expect at each stage can help...

What happens if you fail to appear in court in Indiana?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Feb 6, 2026 | Criminal Defense

Failing to appear for a scheduled court date can lead to swift and lasting consequences. Courts expect strict compliance with appearance orders, regardless of how minor the underlying charge may seem. Missing court often shifts attention away from the original issue...

What are the steps to modify child custody orders in Indiana?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Jan 23, 2026 | Family Law

Child custody orders shape daily life for you and your child. Over time, circumstances can change in ways the original order did not anticipate. Indiana law allows custody modifications when specific standards are met. Understand when a modification is allowed State...

What documents should every basic estate plan include?

On Behalf of Horvath & Pelkey, LLP | Jan 9, 2026 | Estate Planning

Creating a basic estate plan helps you decide what happens to your property and medical care if life takes an unexpected turn. Without written instructions, Indiana law makes those choices for you. A small set of documents gives you clarity and control. A last will...

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