Appellate Attorneys Fees: A Question of Content and Quality
The American Judicial System is generally based on the premise that each party pays his or her own attorneys fees unless there is a statute
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The American Judicial System is generally based on the premise that each party pays his or her own attorneys fees unless there is a statute
The American court system is one filled with deadlines: deadlines for discovery to find out important information to proceed with a case to trial, deadlines
When a case has begun, there is a level of information gathering that must be done before trial. Oftentimes, it is this information that can
An observation Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys make is the nature, scope and complexity of facts that arise in child custody modification cases are often
One rather complex issue is what evidence a parent has to put on at trial to receive more parenting time. Is this burden different from
The laws of the state of Indiana give parents a great deal of latitude in the raising of their child(ren). In fact, the United States
Dixon & Moseley, P.C. advocates sometime observe litigants lose sight of the fact that a divorce, where children are involved, is a complex financial transaction
A party to divorce or paternity action is undergoing what is recognized as one of life’s major stressors. This dynamic escalates several fold if the
Child Support to End At Age 19!! A near universal we observe is that child support is an issue that is contentious: the payor argues
In the simple to complex legal and factual world constituting domestic litigation, sometimes anything that can go wrong will. Nowhere is this more true–or potentially
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