Interference with Parenting Time: Is This a Basis to Modify Child Custody
Perhaps. Yes. No. Maybe. The answer is driven by the facts. Even with the most caring parents committed to making post-divorce parenting work, disputes and
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Perhaps. Yes. No. Maybe. The answer is driven by the facts. Even with the most caring parents committed to making post-divorce parenting work, disputes and
Anyone who has watched a courtroom drama, live or a replayed actual trial, or been involved in a civil or criminal matter, probably has some
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we observe in present day, particularly post-9/11, our Society has traded privacy for safety and security. This is self-evident in
Although it seldom happens, there are divorce litigants who are arbitrarily held up by Indiana’s current sixty day waiting period for its residents who file
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., one of many aspects about Indiana law we can relay with pride to our clients, along with members of the
Few things domestic attorneys observe in daily practice, including Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys, pull at the heartstrings more than a child caught between two
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
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