In a unanimous opinion written by Chief Justice Leah Sears, from an appeal of an order entered in the Superior Court of Bryan County by Judge David Cavender, in Blige v. Blige, S07F1817, the Supreme Court affirmed the judgment awarding the wife $160K as her equitable interest in the parties’ marital home, holding that the […]

Indiana law sees prenuptial agreements as contracts and the courts apply the rules of interpreting contracts to prenuptial agreements. Specifically, Indiana courts use the following steps when interpreting a prenuptial agreement:

First, the court considers the parties’ intent as expressed in the language of the contract and that means reading all of the contractual provisions. […]

Turn up the lights, turn down the music and forget about romance.
It’s time to face the business side of marriage.
Cold as that may sound, the Census Bureau recently released data that should make even the most blissfully married couples forget pheromones and focus on finances.
According to the Bureau, the length of first […]