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Indiana Child Custody Attorneys Encourage Regular Evaluation of Custody Plans

Indiana child custody attorneys wonder if sometimes, we give less say to children than they deserve.Of course, we know that child custody proceedings don’t always have to be acrimonious – and in fact, we do handle all of our cases with the recognition that these are children’s lives we’re talking…

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Your Medical Chart Can Be Entered into Evidence in Your Highland Car Accident Case, Says the Court in Arnold v. Wallace

Presenting the evidence of your Highland car accident case can seem daunting. You may be confused over what you need to prove to show that you were not the at-fault party. Our Highland injury attorneys understand your confusion and we want to help you.Arnold v. Wallace is a recent Virginia…

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Indiana Divorce: 5 Best Times to Consider It

Ok, we admit – there really isn’t a “best” time for an Indiana divorce.Indiana divorce attorneys know that such matters are messy, emotional, complicated and intimidating. They always require an experienced attorney who can help you navigate through the potential minefields and protect your financial interests and custody rights. So,…

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The Court in Martin v. St. Dominic Memorial Hospital Explains the Indiana Personal Injury Evidence Rules

When you are involved in a Highland personal injury lawsuit, you have the burden of proving your contentions. But the rules governing evidence are very complex and can be very intimidating.Having the guidance of an experienced Highland injury attorney can mean the difference between winning and losing your case. Martin…

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Distraction-Related Car Accidents in Highland and Elsewhere Killing Thousands

According to the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), there were more than 5,400 people who were killed in distraction-related car accidents in 2009. There were thousands more who were injured during this same period. Distractions and driving just don’t mix.According to the Indiana Department of Labor, a lot of workers…

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Highland Child Support Attorneys Handle Modification Orders after New Age 19 Cutoff

Highland child support attorneys expect significant action in the area of child support modification orders after a new state law takes effect in July, which lowers the cutoff age for receiving support to 19. Lawmakers this year lowered the emancipation age from 21 to 19.Support for education expenses are exempted…

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