What You Need To Know About Key New Changes In Indiana’s Relocation Law
Most divorcing couples and divorced parties (and parties to paternity cases) know that if they move (or “relocate” in legal parlance) during or after a
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Most divorcing couples and divorced parties (and parties to paternity cases) know that if they move (or “relocate” in legal parlance) during or after a
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects individuals from random police searches. The United States Supreme Court has found that, implicit within the
The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects you from illegal searches and seizures. This means that when police officers illegally conduct searches and
Divorce is complex and requires unique steps for each case to be followed before ultimately being finalized—the divorce decree entered, and the parties divorced. There
Indiana’s Safe Haven Law promises anonymity, but are there exceptions? Dixon & Moseley, P.C. Family Law Attorney, Julie C. Dixon speaks with RTV6 Indianapolis about
The Indiana Court of Appeals made it abundantly clear that if you want to interfere with a criminal proceeding by refusing to testify and do
Divorce preliminary and final hearings occur across the state every day. Most litigants have some general knowledge of what occurs and are prepared for the
Going through a divorce is one of the most stressful events in a person’s life – don’t cause yourself additional stress by racking up unnecessary
Long gone are the days that mothers have a leg up on fathers because of the Tender Years’ Presumption. This presumption was that infants and
Most of us have heard the term Miranda warning at some point in our lives, but what are Miranda warnings? When do they matter? In
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