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Artificial Intelligence is now entering many parts of our lives, sparking conversations around the globe. Its influence is seen in various fields, from generating digital artwork and optimizing logistics routes to now making inroads into the legal sector. While many appreciate AI as a valuable resource or a source of inspiration, it cannot substitute for experienced attorneys who grasp the…
Dixon & Moseley is pleased to announce that two attorneys were included on the 2025 Indiana Super Lawyers and 2025 Rising Stars lists. Julie C. Dixon has been selected to the 2025 Indiana Super Lawyers list for Family Law. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super…
Gray divorce is a term that refers to divorce of couples that are 50 or older. Gray divorces have become increasingly common since the 1990s. A gray divorce could come from couples with a long-term marriage, a late-in-life first-time marriage, or who are in subsequent marriages. Each gray divorce, like all marriages and divorces, presents their own unique challenges when…
Divorces and child custody disputes can raise a lot of questions, especially regarding social media. A common question is “can my ex use my social media posts in court?” In short, yes. We all know actions on social media can have real life consequences and that can extend into your family law case. Social media posts have become a common…
The divorce process can be a very stressful, confusing, and emotional time in anyone’s life. During a divorce many important and potentially contentious issues, like dividing property and child custody, will be decided. With everything that goes on during a divorce, questions can arise about what to expect while going through the process. While it’s important to know every divorce…
When in the discovery phase of your trial, you may be called for a deposition. A deposition is used as a part of the discovery process and has the potential to be used at trial. A deposition is a witness’s sworn out-of-court testimony. In a deposition, you will be put under oath and the opposing party’s attorneys will ask you…
Whether it is your first time, or your hundredth time, going to court can be a stressful experience. If it is your first time, it’s natural to be nervous about what to expect and to want to be prepared for your day in court. Many unexpected things can come up in court so it’s best to be as prepared as…
Divorce can be a complicated journey, filled with tough decisions about custody, finances, and even who gets to keep the family pet. However, one critical aspect often overlooked is the impact of divorce on grandparent visitation rights. How will grandparents maintain their cherished relationships with their grandchildren once the dust settles? In Indiana, the Grandparent Visitation Act (IC §31-17-5-1) provides…
REMINDER SUMMER PARENTING TIME SELECTIONS DUE BY APRIL 1ST IN INDIANA AND 8 STRATEGIES FOR SELECTION OF SUMMER PARENTING TIME Summer vacation offers a unique opportunity for children and their parents to spend quality time together, but for separated or divorced families, planning can be complex. The Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines, like those in many jurisdictions, aim to ensure that…
In the complex world of divorce, high asset cases in Indiana present a unique set of challenges and opportunities. As attorneys focusing in family law at , we’ve seen the impact a well-navigated divorce can have on the future well-being of all involved parties. High asset divorces aren’t just about large sums of money or property; they’re about carefully untangling…