Job Loss and Child Support Modification in Indiana
“I lost my job and have no income; does child support automatically stop?” No. Under Indiana law, child support continues at the amount it is
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“I lost my job and have no income; does child support automatically stop?” No. Under Indiana law, child support continues at the amount it is
As Indianapolis divorce attorneys, Dixon & Moseley, P.C., sees divorce as more than a legal transaction. In fact, research backs up our observations–it is one
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we frequently receive questions from our clients and the general public about Indiana’s self-defense laws, given our practice area covering
“Do I need to do anything under Indiana law if I am a parent and have to relocate with the children I have custody of?”
“I married a much younger man. He brought most all of the assets into our marriage, which is over $1 million. It is not working
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C. we have represented clients with virtually every permutation of gun-related cases imaginable. Over the years, we have observed a number
“Shouldn’t the person who ruined our marriage pay all for the legal fees for divorce? It’s their fault we’re getting divorced, not mine.” At Dixon
Is it true a custodial parent can be ordered to pay the non-custodial parent child support? At Dixon & Moseley, P.C. we field a wide
As Indianapolis divorce attorneys, we find ourselves frequently trying to help clients determine why their marriage is in trouble and failing to determine if anything
A big part of what lawyers do is help client’s minimize or eliminate civil liability. Aside from formal legal training, lawyers see where even the
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