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Padove Law

Divorce
Child Support
The mother benefits by having someone share parental responsibility, being able to have a little break during visitation by the father and receiving child support (assuming that the father is not the custodial parent).
Child Custody and Visitation
In Indiana, a divorce action may be instituted by filing a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage in the county where the person seeking a divorce resides. At least one spouse must have lived in the state for six months prior to the filing of the Petition. A person petitioning for a divorce can request a no-fault divorce by alleging that there has been an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Alternatively, they can seek a fault-based divorce, based on a conviction of a felony, impotency, or insanity for two years or more. Child Custody
Adoption
Paternity
Establishing paternity provides the child with a relationship with a father, entitles the child to be covered under the father’s insurance and also entitles the child to inheritance rights and social security benefits if the father becomes disabled or passes away before the child is 18. Studies also show that a child who has both parents in their lives thrive better than when there is only one parent involved.
Premarital Agreement
Pre Nuptial Agreement: A prenuptial agreement consists of an understanding between spouses about assets, liabilities, income, gifts, alimony, spousal support, real estate, and precious items such as jewelry. The prenuptial agreement discloses the will of both individuals should one die and the distribution of the above mentioned items.
Guardianship
Mr. Burton Padove is also an experienced family law attorney, focusing in a wide range of areas such as Adoption, Legal Separation, Dissolution of Marriage (divorce), Child Custody, Visitation, Child Support, Paternity, and Guardianship for disabled adults and children. Since many people are not aware of their legal rights in family law, Mr. Padove dedicates time to fully explain all rights and to protect the best interests of the affected party ( see FAQ's about Divorce for a sample ).
Spousal Support
Spousal Support: Spousal support, also known as Alimony or Spousal Maintenance, is a term used to describe payments paid to a spouse following divorce.
Legal Separation
Legal separation allows for protection of the rights and duties of spouses. Legal separation offers advantages for couples that are faced with irreconcilable differences but not prepared to proceed with a divorce. Legal separation may be short term or long term, depending upon the needs of the couple and state laws. Indiana law allows for a one year term of legal separation. Though, couples in Indiana may re-file at the end of the year to convert to a longer term.
Annulment
Annulment: An annulment is a declaration through a legal procedure that makes the marriage non-existent. An annulment may apply in the case of a spouse that did not meet the legal age requirement for marriage, a spouse that did not have satisfactory mental health at the time of the marriage, a spouse that was forced to proceed with marriage, a spouse that was deceptive in their personification before proceeding with the marriage, a spouse that is already married at the time of marriage as well as other reasons.

Wrongful Death
Wrongful death lawsuits may be brought against a person or company by family members of a deceased individual. This may include a car accident, construction accident, truck accident or from a general standpoint, a victim that dies due to a person inflicting harm or a company’s neglect in the safety of their product. Civil action may be considered mass tort when a large number of people are bringing a wrongful death lawsuit against a company such as an Avandia drug lawsuit, Toyota auto lawsuit, and mesothelioma asbestos lawsuit. This is called a class action lawsuit. The jurisdiction in tort law is where death occurs or where the negligent act takes place. People or companies that cause the death of individuals are exposed to varying degrees of liability, including: Unsafe Products
Traffic Violations
Sex Crimes
Murder
Slip and Fall Liability: Slip and Fall liability occurs when a person fails to maintain their property, provides no warning of a dangerous condition or does not repair dangerous property. Premise Liability and Murder
Homicide
Restraining Order
Indiana law requires a parent who is moving to provide a Notice to Move and a proposed parenting plan to other parent before the move. The parent who is not moving has the right to object to the move. If a parent files an objection, a hearing is set to determine the “best interests” of the child. The parent that is not moving also has the right to obtain a Restraining Order which forbids the move until the time of a hearing.
Manslaughter
Manslaughter: Voluntary manslaughter means that the death was committed by a person who was provoked by the deceased or that the murderer was not of sound mind at the time of the murder. Involuntary manslaughter means that the cause of death was due to defendant activities that were criminal or reckless in nature.

Workers Compensation
Work Related Accidents: Work related accidents fall into the worker's compensation category. Worker's compensation provides compensation and vocational assistance to injured workers. Many types of workers can be affected by work related accidents such as construction workers and repair men. These types of workers may have been exposed to chemicals that cause medical conditions such as mesothelioma and benzene poisoning. Alternatively, injury may occur because of the use of equipment.

Premises Liability
Many people enjoy riding bicycles, but cycling comes with risks. Bicyclists often share the road with motorists who fail to leave adequate space between their vehicles and bicycles or who fail to yield the right of way to bicyclists when required. Bicycles do not provide any protection, and victims injured in bicycle accidents often suffer fractures, hemorrhages, organ damage, and traumatic brain injuries. If you were injured in a bicycle accident, you may be able to recover the same damages that a victim in a car accident can receive., including the cost of any medical treatment that you needed for your injuries. recover damages for lost earnings, loss of earning and pain and suffering as well. Premises Liability
Property Damage
Although car accidents are relatively common, they are usually avoidable and are caused by careless driving. People injured in a car accident can seek recourse for the damages caused by the accident by asserting claims against another driver. For example, they might be able to prove that the driver was drunk, distracted, speeding, or violating a traffic sign or signal. Even if the victim was partly at fault, as long as their fault did not exceed 50 percent, they still can be awarded some damages. Victims often can recover compensation for lost wages, medical bills, future medical treatment, property damage, and pain and suffering. Truck Accidents

Personal Injury
Burton Padove welcomes you to this website and hopes that you will find information that will assist you with your legal needs. He has obtained two record verdicts and has been protecting the legal rights of victims in personal injury cases for nearly 40 years. Mr. Padove also handles divorce cases and other family law matters with care and compassion. He is licensed in both Indiana and Illinois.
Medical Malpractice
People have a right to expect that any treatment rendered by medical professionals will be competent. Not all medical professionals provide care commensurate with their skill and training, however, and their patients can suffer significant harm as a result. For example, a doctor may fail to diagnose a patient in a timely manner or may provide an incorrect diagnosis. Surgical errors are a common cause of patient harm as well, such as providing too much or too little anesthesia or operating on the wrong part of the body. Anyone injured by a medical professional can seek damages in a medical malpractice claim. To recover damages, the injured patient must prove that the care provided deviated from the applicable standard and that the deviation caused the patient's harm. Nursing Home Abuse
Auto Accidents
Social Security Disability
Social Security Disability: Social security disability benefits provide monthly payments to disabled people that are unable to work and qualify for the benefit. There is also Supplement Security Income that is available to disabled people that do not qualify for social security disability benefits. Social security benefits are a consideration in divorce planning as well as child support in some instances.
Dog Bites
Dog Bites: According to the Centers for Disease Control, close to 5 million people are affected by dog bites annually. Close to 1 million require medical attention. People that are bitten by dogs may receive financial compensation for their injuries by bringing a lawsuit against the dog owner. In fact, many dog owners have insurance to help absorb the costs associated with a dog bite injury.

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