Relocation requests in custody cases can be some of the most emotional and challenging disputes families face. When a parent wants to move—whether across the state or across the country—it can affect the child’s daily life, their relationship with each parent, and the balance of custody arrangements.

Divorce is never easy, and it becomes even more challenging when a family business is involved. For many couples in Indiana, the business isn’t just a source of income—it’s a major investment and often represents years of hard work. Deciding what happens to that business during divorce requires careful planning, accurate valuation, and thoughtful negotiation.

At The Nice Law Firm, our role as a family law practice is to help unmarried couples understand their rights. We know it can feel unsettling to discover that long-term relationships don’t come with the same legal protections as marriage, and we’re here to explain how couples can protect themselves.

When individuals find themselves in a situation involving law enforcement, the decision to remain silent or speak to police can have significant legal consequences.

Starting a business is an exciting venture, but the first year can be a challenging period for many entrepreneurs. While passion and vision are crucial to the growth of any startup, a solid understanding of business and commercial law is equally important.

Estate planning is a critical process that makes sure your assets are distributed according to your wishes, your loved ones are protected, and your financial legacy is preserved.

Choosing whether to settle or proceed to trial can shape the outcome—and the experience—of your legal journey. The Nice Law Firm, Indianapolis, Indiana, has guided countless clients through their litigation case decisions in Indiana.

Motorcycle accidents are a significant concern across the United States, but in Indiana, the severity of injuries resulting from these accidents tends to be notably higher than in many other states.

Estate planning is a critical process for making sure that an individual’s assets are distributed according to their wishes upon their death or incapacity.

While appeals aren’t a retrial, they give us a way to address issues such as misapplied law, improper jury instructions, or evidentiary rulings that tipped the balance against us.