The last two years have placed tremendous strains on family dynamics. Between 2009 and 2019, divorce rates increased in Indiana, according to data from the United States Census Bureau. In 2020, the pandemic forced people together and eliminated the...
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An Overview of How to File for Divorce in Indiana
Oct 28
The last two years have placed tremendous strains on family dynamics. Between 2009 and 2019, divorce rates increased in Indiana, according to data from...
The Best Way to Prepare for Divorce
Oct 21
The Best Way to Prepare for Divorce Once the decision is made to end a marriage, most people run to a lawyer to get the process started instead of...
The Child Tax Credit After Divorce
Oct 13
The information in this blog is for general informational purposes only, and viewing or reading it does not create an attorney-client relationship. This...
An Overview of the Indiana Divorce Process
Oct 6
If you live in Indiana, ending your marriage requires filing a case in court. In theory, the Indiana divorce process is straightforward: you file a...
Indiana Child Custody and Relocation: The Effect of Custody Orders on Moving
Oct 28
Child custody laws can be confusing to navigate, especially when parents have separate households and one parent wishes to move. Whether following a...
Habitual Vehicular Substance Offender: Understanding HVSO Sentencing in Indiana
Oct 23
Being arrested and charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OVWI, commonly called DUI for driving under the influence) is a stressful and...
Can I Refuse a DUI Blood Test in Indiana?
Oct 19
Under the Indiana implied consent law, you impliedly consent to submit to a portable breath test (PBT) or chemical test by law enforcement when you drive...
Legislative Update: Restitution for Wrongfully Incarcerated Persons
Oct 8
On November 1, 2019, a new law will take effect in Indiana that allows for individuals to be compensated for any years they were wrongfully incarcerated....
Is Being Drunk at a Tailgate A Crime in Indiana?
Oct 3
It’s that time of year again. As college classes resume and the weather cools off, football season begins in earnest. And with football comes one of...
Marion County’s New Policy Regarding Marijuana Possession
Oct 1
On September 30, 2019, the acting Marion County Prosecutor, Ryan Mears, announced that his office would no longer prosecute certain marijuana possession...
Open Container Laws
Oct 8
Open Container Law Indiana Indiana does not generally have restrictions on “open container laws,” that is carrying or possessing alcohol in public....
How Do I Get my Records Sealed?
Oct 27
When an individual is looking to get their records sealed, that individual must follow a process by which they petition a court to limit access to...
How Long Does a Misdemeanor Stay on Your Record?
Oct 20
Misdemeanor stays on your record typically forever unless you move to expunge. You can access criminal records from the internet. From that standpoint, a...
How Do I Get My Records Expunged?
Oct 13
When an individual is looking to expunge their records, they must go to the courts through a legal process in which an individual files a petition to...
Forfeiture and Greed: When is the Government’s Taking of Your Property Excessive
Oct 23
In Indiana, the State is empowered to seize and take possession of the property of others via a legal mechanism known as Civil Asset Forfeiture. This...
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