Indiana Divorce Law 101: The American Rule: Who Will Pay Your Legal Fees?
“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
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“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
This is a very complicated question with answers that turn on detailed factual analysis. As a general legal rule, if one domestic party to a
A custody, parenting time and relocation evaluation may be requested and ordered by a domestic court where any of these contested matters are at hand:
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C. we believe custody evaluations sometimes play a vital role in the preparation of a client’s case to facilitate it settling,
Even in a down economy and exponential change in everything in every facet of life with technology and globalization, purchasing a home is still a
So you might need to or want to appeal an adverse decision in a civil or criminal case? While there are some differences between these
If you are considering an Indiana criminal or civil appeal, there are 10 things your appellate lawyer needs to know or be provided by you
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