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Mon - Thu:	9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri:	9:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Two blocks SOUTH of the intersection of Lincolnway and Napoleon Street, across from the entrance to the Porter County Government Complex parking garage.

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Phone: (219) 462-0562

Address: 158 Napoleon St, Valparaiso, IN 46383

Website: http://www.markwarrencoleman.com

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Divorce
What if my divorce agreement states NO extending parenting time, his weekend is weekend prior, 1 child has year round therapy (school) and he refused to have them for Christmas at all (wakeup in morning etc)
Child Support
News article on Indiana lowering cutoff age for receiving child support to age 19. - Law Offices of Mark Warren Coleman and Associates
Child Custody and Visitation
The Law Offices Of Mark Warren Coleman and Associates serves Porter County, La Porte County, Jasper County, and Starke County in Indiana. Attorney Coleman’s practice is primarily focused on Family Law, Divorce, Post Decree matters such as Child Custody, Child Support, Parenting Time Issues, Contribution toward College Costs, Pre-Marital Agreements, service as a Guardian Ad Litem and Parenting Time Coordination, and all Juvenile Court (Juvenile, C.H.I.N.S., and Paternity) matters and actions.
Paternity
Premarital Agreement
Guardianship
IT IS A DIVORCE ACTION, MODIFYING OR COLLECTING CHILD SUPPORT, CHANGING CUSTODY OR PARENTING TIME, MEDIATING TENSE FAMILY LAW ISSUES, PURSUING PATERNITY, DEFENDING C.H.I.N.S. ALLEGATIONS, THE PREPARATION OF A PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENT, OBTAINING A GUARDIANSHIP FOR A CHILD OR AN ADULT, OR PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN IN CUSTODY DISPUTES, THE LAW OFFICES OF MARK WARREN COLEMAN AND ASSOCIATES CAN ASSIST IN ALL YOUR FAMILY LAW NEEDS.
Spousal Support

Criminal Defense
Jeff: First, police should NEVER be involved in the transfer of children during parenting time exchanges. It sends a bad message to the children about the police and often times scares them, and there's nothing the police can really do. They handle criminal matters and try to settle minor civil disputes. Parenting time exchanges don't fall into either of those categories. Second, the article you're commenting on is from last year. The IPTG were revised as of March 1, 2013 and Indiana has now adopted a different parenting schedule for the Christmas school breaks. This year, the non-custodial parent should (depending on your existing order) have Christmas Eve AND Christmas morning. If you feel that this will not occur, you should contact your attorney immediately, as most school breaks in Indiana start this Friday. Good luck!

Employment Contract
If you are comfortable with the attorney, and the attorney accepts your case, and you as a client, do read the Employment Agreement carefully and in its entirety. What is the retainer? What are the court costs? What is the hourly rate? What happens when my retainer is depleted? Will my spouse be responsible to reimburse me for my fees? How much is charged for a phone call? How much is charged for a letter or email? Is there a different hourly rate for appearing in court opposed to office work? Am I charged for photocopies? Am I charged for postage? Is there a different hourly rate for the attorney, paralegal, or other staff members? When am I billed? When is my bill due? These are all legitimate questions that should be answered at the inception of the attorney/client relationship. Knowing the answers to these questions will help avoid an uncomfortable situation for both you and your attorney as your case and relationship progresses.

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