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Posted in Bankruptcy,Blog on April 3, 2020
Certain states allow the debtor to choose between their specific state exemptions and the federal bankruptcy exemptions, but Indiana is not one of those states.read more
Posted in Blog on March 31, 2020
As we’ve discussed in previous blogs, the current environment we are living in with COVID-19 and individuals who find themselves in custody (be in followingread more
Posted in Family Law on March 25, 2020
COVID -19 is sending the world into a state of panic and distress, Indiana recently joined other States in releasing a Stay at Home Order.read more
Posted in Criminal Law on March 19, 2020
There are two broad categories of evidence. Direct evidence is evidence that stands on its own to prove a fact. Circumstantial evidence is evidence thatread more
Posted in Blog on March 19, 2020
As we continue to face uncertain times regarding the coronavirus and its effects on all facets of our daily lives, many people facing criminal chargesread more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 31, 2020
The statute defining murder is very simple in Indiana. In order to convict someone of murder, the State must prove that: The Defendant; Knowingly; Killed;read more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 21, 2020
Interstate compacts are agreements between states to enforce a policy that is not necessarily governed by federal law. Interstate compacts are one way that statesread more
Posted in Criminal Law on January 17, 2020
Once you are serving and/or were sentenced to a specific period, many people in society ask and wonder if there are any possible ways toread more
Posted in Juvenile on December 27, 2019
Being charged with a crime is stressful. The criminal justice system can be a cumbersome, confusing process for anyone to navigate. This is true notread more
Posted in Criminal Law on November 21, 2019
After charges have been filed against a person, a judge will then determine if a person is eligible to be released. If the court determinesread more