Division of Marital Assets In Divorce
“How are unvested stock options, unvested retirement benefits, or a potential inheritance treated by divorce courts?” They are not. Indiana’s one-pot theory pulls all assets
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“How are unvested stock options, unvested retirement benefits, or a potential inheritance treated by divorce courts?” They are not. Indiana’s one-pot theory pulls all assets
The Custody of “Rover” the Dog. Yes, even the dog pays the price in divorce. Every experienced divorce attorney has had the conversation with a
No, effective May 12, 2011. By statute, the General Assembly adopted the common law of England as Indiana law. At common law, there was a
This question is one that has played itself time and again through US history and in every state. The legal concept of preemption may apply
Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys routinely receive questions about contracts. One we receive from our clients and perspective clients is what needs to be in
As counselors and advocates in the law, we often find clients fundamentally misunderstand the ability to take an individual case to the highest court in
There is tension between these legal doctrines among all of the states in the Nation. In fact, Home Rule is an ancient legal doctrine that
The Castle Doctrine is an ancient legal concept or maxim. It dates from Roman times and its law. The concept is fairly straightforward. The castle,
“We love each other, but are not married and want to make sure we do it right and give our baby the dad’s name.” At
“Everyone knows everything and everybody in my small county. Can I change counties in Indiana in my divorce case or post-decree modification?” Dixon & Moseley,
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