Three Common Misunderstandings About an Appeal
Indiana has very open accesses to its court to settle disputes in civil cases. When a party does not prevail, there is the constitutional right
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Indiana has very open accesses to its court to settle disputes in civil cases. When a party does not prevail, there is the constitutional right
Historically, parents continued to be parents long after their children become adults, marry, and sometimes have their own families. Many of the parents loan their
With technology and more access to different information on a faster basis, there is much more evidence available to parties, attorneys, professionals, and trial court
Most lawyers get involved in a case and begin representing a client when their life is in a state of confusion, falling apart, and emotionally
Divorce cases take up most of the time on Indiana’s trial court’s calendars. They are messy and sometimes take up multiple days of trial court
In criminal matters, one of the more common issues is evidence and what comes in and is admissible, and what is kept out and is
One rather complex issue is what evidence a parent has to put on at trial to receive more parenting time. Is this burden different from
“I know grass grows on it! Is this what my lawyer means by our ‘Marital Property’ in Divorce?” For readers of our blog posts, you
As domestic advocates, Dixon & Moseley, P.C. attorneys frequently are consulted and accept child custody modification cases. In order to modify physical custody, the moving
At Dixon & Moseley, P.C., we have sometimes been asked by clients and other attorneys about firearms seized by police that are not forfeited as
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