Re-Examination of the Post-Nuptial as a Divorce Timing and Planning Tool
On the whole, most litigants, attorneys and judges would agree that divorce is not a good thing or a pleasant process. Yet, it is a
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On the whole, most litigants, attorneys and judges would agree that divorce is not a good thing or a pleasant process. Yet, it is a
With every U.S. Census, we gain a snapshot into how the confluence of past events shapes our current Society. So to with the 2010 Census,
What They Mean To You, Your Case, and What May Happen Perhaps everyone who has watched a courtroom drama or live court TV has heard
What’s An Oral Argument Held in Conjunction with an Appeal? Do I Want One? Can I Get One? Relative to almost two million criminal and
“I know grass grows on it! Is this what my lawyer means by our ‘Marital Property’ in Divorce?” For readers of our blog posts, you
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we observe many divorce and custody disputes are centered around child support issues, and especially, how to determine weekly gross
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we frequently observe two (2) major (assets) in a marriage that have been fertile battleground for litigants: the marital home
Unlike trials where a judge receives information at many levels, in writing, by testimony, and through body language, and, importantly, the interaction all have with
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we observe the failure and dissolution of a marriage, particularly those with younger children, is as much an emotional life
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we observe three (3) fundamental misunderstandings many divorce litigants share about trials. Understanding these myths or exceptions should empower you
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