February Archives - Keffer Hirschauer LLP

Who Has to Leave the House in a Divorce in Indiana?

Feb 16

Who Has to Leave the House in a Divorce in Indiana? Contemplating or going through a divorce can be frightening for many reasons. Worrying about who has to leave the house in a divorce is often at the top of that list. In this time of significant...

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Who Has to Leave the House in a Divorce in Indiana?

Feb 16

Who Has to Leave the House in a Divorce in Indiana? Contemplating or going through a divorce can be frightening for many reasons. Worrying about who has...

Indiana Reckless Driving Lawyer

Feb 15

Some traffic citations are much more serious than a standard speeding ticket or other minor offense. In fact, certain actions when operating a motor...

The Indiana Concealed Carry Permit: What It Really Means

Feb 1

The Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms has a long and sometimes tumultuous history. In Indiana, individuals can more fully exercise that right...

IndyStar Features Keffer Hirschauer LLP Article About Title IX

Feb 20

Keffer Hirschauer LLP published an article titled, “There is help for students or faculty charged with Title IX” in the IndyStar on February 12, 2020....

Is a Second DUI a Felony?

Feb 23

What individuals may not know is that if they have one or more prior DUI convictions they may be subject to certain mandatory minimum penalties, as well...

Is a DUI a traffic violation?

Feb 16

Because a DUI typically involves a vehicle, a lot of people think it is a traffic violation, but it's actually a crime. The allegation is that you are...

What is a DWI?

Feb 9

Operating while intoxicated offenses generally refer to three different categories of offenses. Offenses that involve operating a motor vehicle while in...

What is a criminal history? Can it be Expunged?

Feb 7

At some point in all of our favorite modern crime shows, one of the officers will sit down at a computer, pull up a list, and say something snappy like,...

Will My License be Suspended for a DUI?

Feb 2

When an individual is facing a DUI, often license suspensions come in two forms. One is an administrative suspension. These are suspensions that occur...

Razor’s edge: What is the difference between Switchblades and Spring-Assisted Knives?

Feb 24

Under Indiana law, “[i]t is a Class B misdemeanor for a person to manufacture, possess, display, offer, sell, lend, give away, or purchase any knife with...

Legal Ghostwriting

Feb 22

It is no secret that Indiana courts are busy. In 2015-2016 Annual Report, the Supreme Court noted that there were approximately 1.4 million new cases...

Felonies and Funerals

Feb 20

Generally, disorderly conduct is a B misdemeanor and occurs when a person who recklessly, knowingly, or intentionally: (1) engages in fighting or in...

Designated Hitter

Feb 16

The designated hitter is a concept that many know from major league baseball. The rule allows for a hitter to be designated to bat for a pitcher...

What is a grand jury?

Feb 13

What is a grand jury? The term is often used, but not always fully or commonly understood. Generally, in Indiana, a person can be charged with a criminal...

Kids and Kegs: Zero Tolerance Law

Feb 8

Hoosiers generally understand that the limit for blood for driving a vehicle in Indiana is .08% BAC or blood alcohol content. Under Indiana law, however,...