Indianapolis, IN Divorce Attorney Office
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Directions to Indianapolis, IN Office
Where is the Indianapolis Office? Cordell & Cordell’s Indianapolis divorce attorney office is located in The Old National Bank on the 11th floor. To get to the office from the south east side of INDY, take I-74 West which turns into Southeastern Ave. Then, turn left onto Washington St. and take Washington to Illinois St. Turn right onto Illinois St. and then make a left onto Ohio St. If you are coming from the East, take I-70 and exit at Ohio Street. From the North side of INDY, go to U.S. 31 South (Meridian) until you get to Ohio Street. Then, make a right.
Parking: The parking garage is located on the left side of the street, and we do validate. There are also meters for parking located around the building and on the streets in front.
Please be advised consultations are limited to yourself and the attorney (no other person may be present in the consultation). This appointment will be contingent upon a conflict check. We will email an appointment confirmation after the review is complete. If you have already met with a Cordell & Cordell attorney, please call 866-323-7529 to schedule your appointment.
A consultation fee is due at the time of your appointment.
Indianapolis, IN Practice Areas
Guiding Indianapolis Families Through Divorce and Custody Matters
Understanding the Local Landscape: Indianapolis and Central Indiana
Indianapolis, the vibrant capital of Indiana, is a city defined by its rich history, diverse neighborhoods, and strong sense of community. From the bustling downtown and cultural districts to the peaceful suburbs, families in Indianapolis value stability and clear communication—especially during life’s most pivotal moments. Whether you reside in Broad Ripple, Irvington, or along the scenic White River, Cordell & Cordell is committed to serving the unique needs of Indianapolis families. We understand the nuances of local courts and are familiar with the specific requirements and expectations that come with domestic relations cases across Marion County and surrounding areas.
Conveniently located for residents throughout Indianapolis, our office is easily accessible and designed to provide a welcoming environment where your questions and concerns are treated with the respect they deserve. As part of a national network, Cordell & Cordell brings the resources of a multi-state practice while remaining closely connected to the Indianapolis community.
Comprehensive Divorce Representation
Divorce is a significant transition, and having a dedicated divorce lawyer on your side can make a meaningful difference. At Cordell & Cordell, our attorneys provide clear guidance and support through each stage of the divorce process. We prioritize open communication, ensuring you understand your options and the potential outcomes at every step. Our team is committed to protecting your interests and advocating for a fair resolution that positions you for the future.
Child Custody and Child Support Advocacy
Child custody matters require a careful, compassionate approach. Our Indianapolis child custody lawyers work diligently to help you achieve arrangements that support your child’s well-being and reflect your parental goals. We understand the importance of maintaining strong parent-child relationships and strive to resolve disputes efficiently and respectfully.
Whether you are seeking to establish, modify, or enforce child support, our attorneys provide thorough representation tailored to Indiana’s legal standards. We address the financial aspects of parenting with a detailed, client-focused strategy, helping you navigate the complexities of support calculations, payment enforcement, and modifications as circumstances change.
Spousal Maintenance and Mediation Solutions
Issues of spousal maintenance (alimony) can add another layer of complexity to divorce proceedings. Cordell & Cordell’s attorneys are equipped to assist with negotiating and securing appropriate spousal maintenance arrangements, considering the unique financial circumstances of each client.
For clients interested in reaching resolution outside of the courtroom, our mediation services offer a constructive, efficient path forward. Our attorneys facilitate productive discussions that prioritize your family’s needs, aiming to minimize conflict and promote amicable outcomes.
Client-Centered Service and Quality Assurance
Cordell & Cordell’s commitment to client satisfaction is reflected in our dedicated client care division and rigorous attorney review process. We maintain high standards of trust and service, as demonstrated by our A+ BBB rating. Our focus on quality control ensures that every client receives attentive, professional support throughout their case.
With a client-first culture, our Indianapolis office provides resources and guidance designed to empower you during one of life’s most challenging transitions.
Schedule a Consultation With a Dedicated Indianapolis Attorney
If you are facing a divorce, child custody, or another domestic relations matter in Indianapolis, Cordell & Cordell is ready to advocate for your interests. Schedule an appointment today to discuss your case with a knowledgeable divorce lawyer or child custody lawyer who understands the local landscape and is committed to supporting your goals.
We proudly serve clients throughout Indianapolis, and beyond. Cordell & Cordell—your trusted partner in domestic relations cases.
Frequently Asked Indianapolis, IN Questions
You must live in the state of Indiana for six months to file for divorce and in the particular county for three months to file for divorce in that county.
In Indiana, there is a 60-day waiting period, which starts on the date of filing the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage.
A divorce in Indiana can take, at a minimum, 60 days, but the vast majority of dissolution cases take several months depending on the issues and how agreeable the parties are.
You can serve your spouse via certified mail, by sheriff, or by private process server. On the Summons you file with your Petition for Dissolution, you will indicate how you wish your spouse to be served.
If your spouse’s whereabouts are unknown and you have made diligent efforts to locate her, you can serve your spouse via publication. Contact the local publication of the county in which the proceeding is taking place to set up service.
To file for dissolution, you need to file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage and a Summons for the court to submit to the opposing party. Make sure you include multiple copies of the Petition and Summons, so that the court may keep a copy, and so that your spouse will receive a copy by whatever method of service you choose.
If you would like to ask the court to issue temporary orders regarding custody, child support, or payment of monthly marital debts, you can also file a Praecipe for Provisional Hearing.
If you are requesting a provisional hearing, you should include a proposed order setting the hearing for the court to fill out when it grants your request. Also, make sure you request a specific amount of time for your hearing if you will need more than 15 minutes.
In Marion County, you will file the Petition with the clerk’s office in the city-county building, who will then assign the case to a Marion County Superior Court in the Civil Division.
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