Protecting Your Rights In Indiana Since 1915
Whether your criminal record involves a misdemeanor or a felony, it can have negative consequences in your life. In 2013, the state of Indiana passed a measure known as "the second chance" law. The law has many important provisions that can lead to a better life for...
Because operating a vehicle while impaired violates Indiana law, you may face charges for driving a car with a blood alcohol concentration above the legal limit. You may not realize, however, marijuana intoxication may also lead to OWI charges. Officers must have...
It is likely that a plea bargain will become part of the processing associated with your criminal case, no matter what crime the courts are charging you with. Plea bargains offer a number of benefits for both the prosecution and defense in many instances. A plea...
Reinventing your life after divorce is often one of the most challenging aspects of the process. Particularly if you and your ex-spouse hold your children in joint custody, you will have to figure out a way to manage this. Traditionally, families after divorce set up...
Like many of those that come to see us here at the Wallace Law Firm for assistance with their divorce cases, you may feel completely prepared going into your divorce proceedings. The news, then, that your 401(k) account is subject to marital property division may come...
When you have a child in Indiana and that child uses federal financial aid to pay for school, it becomes especially important that your son or daughter avoid making moves that could jeopardize financial aid eligibility. If authorities catch your college student with...
One goal of co-parenting is to provide children with the stability and resources they require to lead happy and healthy lives. Yet, some separating parents become so consumed with their personal needs and feelings that they completely overlook their kids. Fortunately,...
If law enforcement arrests you on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, you will likely be nervous and apprehensive, especially if you are not familiar with the legal system. In addition to the fines and other penalties you face for a DUI conviction,...
Because Hoosiers who have serious injuries and illnesses are often unable to work, many qualify for public assistance. To receive funds through means-tested programs, such as Supplemental Security Income or Medicaid, individuals must have limited financial resources. ...
Indiana defines operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated as driving with blood alcohol content of at least 0.08%. If you drive on the state's roads, you must consent to a blood test or breath test if asked to do so by law enforcement. Learn about the possible legal...