Protecting Your Rights In Indiana Since 1915
Most parents who separate or divorce share custody after they begin living separately. Their children travel back and forth between their homes based on a set schedule. Both parents have an obligation to uphold the custody order to the best of their capabilities and...
When you’re charged with assault, battery or even homicide, proving that you acted in self-defense can dramatically change the outcome of your case. However, simply saying you were defending yourself is not enough. You need credible evidence showing why your use of...
Facing a drug arrest in Indiana can be overwhelming and confusing. Understanding what comes next might help you navigate this challenging situation more effectively. Immediate consequences following your arrest After a drug arrest, officers will likely take you into...
For many Indiana families, your farm serves as a home, business and family legacy. If your marriage is ending, property division may involve more than houses or bank accounts because a farm often carries both financial and personal value. That can make divorce more...
Many people believe that cooperating with police will resolve a situation quickly. In some cases, it can. However, what feels like helpfulness can actually create legal problems you may not expect. When you understand how others may interpret your actions, you can...
Child custody decisions can shape nearly every aspect of your child’s life. Indiana courts apply a legal standard designed to protect the child’s welfare and long-term stability. The “best interests of the child” standard Indiana courts decide custody based on the...
Probation allows you to remain in your community instead of serving time in jail. However, it is not a free pass. Indiana courts expect strict compliance with specific conditions. Understanding what the law expects of you will allow you to avoid violations that lead...
If you are a Hoosier exploring your options for ending a marriage, you have likely come across both "divorce" and "annulment." Although both can bring a marriage to a close, they are different processes under Indiana law. The difference between divorce and annulment A...
Getting a driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in Indiana can feel overwhelming. Beyond potential jail time and fines, you also have to face a lengthy license suspension. This threatens your ability to get to work and care for your family. Despite the heavy...
Social media plays a daily role in how you communicate, share opinions, and document your life. What you post online can also appear in an Indiana criminal case. Understanding when courts allow social media content as evidence helps you make informed choices. Why...