Protecting Your Rights In Indiana Since 1915
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...