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When drivers have been drinking, they can be arrested under OWI charges in Indiana. This stands for “operating while intoxicated.” If a driver has consumed enough alcohol to be legally intoxicated and impaired, they can’t safely operate the vehicle and may face...
If you are arrested for drunk driving in Indiana, one of the most critical aspects of your case is your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level. This refers to the amount of alcohol in your bloodstream and plays a key role in determining the severity of the charges...
If you are getting divorced, you may end up selling your house. For many couples, the house is a marital asset. The easiest way to split it is just to sell it and divide the money. But you may be interested in keeping the home moving forward. This is possible, but...
In Indiana, when someone faces a DUI charge, the prosecution has the responsibility to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. This standard applies to DUI charges just as it does in any criminal case. To secure a conviction, the prosecution must establish certain key...
While it may seem early to think about the holidays right now, co-parents can benefit from planning ahead to avoid stress and conflict during the upcoming months. The holiday season can be particularly challenging for families navigating shared custody, as the...
When getting married, it is common for couples to consider signing a premarital agreement (prenup). For Hoosiers, a well-drafted prenup can provide peace of mind by setting clear expectations and reducing the likelihood of disputes if the marriage ends. Here are...
Determining how to split the marital property is one of the biggest challenges couples face when divorcing. It can sometimes lead to spouses fighting or resorting to underhand tactics to try and gain an advantage over each other. One of those tactics is to dissipate...
When parents divorce, the courts set child support based on their financial situation. In Indiana, you can seek a modification if circumstances change. Hoosiers considering child support modification must, however, meet certain conditions, such as the following. The...
Remaining silent when being arrested is a fundamental right protected by the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. But why might you want to exercise this right? Some reasons to consider remaining silent when being arrested can be found here. Avoid...
In Indiana, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Anyone who has been using alcohol needs to be aware of the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration. If they cross this line – generally 0.08% – the court can presume that they were impaired...