Wolenski Law, LLC. What is Mediation? Mediation is an Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process of solving problems. Usually, the goal of mediation is to keep issues out of court. Mediation is not therapy. Who is a mediator? Mediators are often, but not always,...
Wolenski Law, LLC. What is Guardian ad Litem?(GAL) A GAL is party to a case, often dissolution cases, filed in court. GALs represent the best interests of the child. They are not lawyers for the kids. They perform an investigation and make recommendations to the...
Wolenski Law, LLC. Attorney Cost. Generally, the cost of a case increases with the length and complexity of a case. Fees should be agreed upon before the attorney begins work and should be outlined in the Fee Agreement. Wolenski Law typically engages two types of fee...
Wolenski Law, LLC. Divorce. In Indiana, “dissolution of marriage” is the legal term given to divorce. You do not need an attorney to file for a dissolution of marriage. However, there are several steps in the process. Basic steps include filing petitions,...
Wolenski Law, LLC. Wills. Wills are documents that describe what happens to your possessions after your pass away. Technically speaking, you do not need to have a will. However, if you do not have a will your property will pass by Indiana’s Intestacy laws, See...
