Five Critical Mistakes to Avoid in Your Divorce
Divorce is the best of times and the worst of times for most people (parties, friends, and family) all at the same time. It is
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Divorce is the best of times and the worst of times for most people (parties, friends, and family) all at the same time. It is
Indiana has passed two versions of expungement statutes. The purpose of the statutory scheme was to restore core civil liberties to certain individuals who had
Strictly speaking, Indiana is not an alimony state. The term used in legal terms is “maintenance.” Understanding these will help you be a more informed
Most seasoned divorce attorneys observe common and avoidable mistakes parties make during divorce hearings (preliminary hearings or finals). Indiana has a strong and neutral judiciary.
Under Indiana law, Courts are required to consider all property brought into the marriage and acquired during the marriage as marital property, and then divide
For many father’s who seek joint or primary custody, there is the belief that they are predisposed to an outcome. However, Indiana’s divorce statute is
Any party to a divorce, paternity, or the Court may request/order a custody evaluation. A custody evaluation is normally done to request a professional’s opinion
At this point in the blog series, it addresses one of the most controversial and on-going types of domestic litigation: “child support.” The driving policy
Continuing in the alphabet blog series, as it relates to terms you might encounter in a divorce, this post covers key “B” words or terms.
In this series of blog posts, Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys explore the legal terms that often arise in divorce cases. To make this series
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