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Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on September 24, 2017
A Look at the Crimes that Disqualify from Receiving Home Detention in Indiana In 2016, the Marion County Department of Corrections gave over 1 Millionread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on September 17, 2017
Despite the obvious consequences that result from a conviction for a serious crime, convictions for certain crimes also cause the offender to become labeled aread more
Posted in Blog,Family Law on September 10, 2017
Navigating the DCS Substantiation Process The Indiana Department of Child Services (“DCS”) is an agency that is designed to protect a child’s welfare. DCS makesread more
Posted in Blog,DUI on September 3, 2017
The Most F.A.Q. Regarding DUI Refusal Suspensions: Most people have heard by now that refusing to take a chemical test in Indiana as part ofread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on August 27, 2017
I’ve Been Arrested for a Misdemeanor in Indiana, Now What? For most people, when they are arrested for the first time they have committed aread more
Posted in Blog,Family Law on August 20, 2017
Often the emotional impact of divorce extends beyond just those getting a divorce. Friends and family may be divided and felt forced to choose sides. Thisread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on August 13, 2017
Generally speaking, if you’re convicted of a felony, you may be committed to prison. There are a few exceptions that apply for level 6 feloniesread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on August 6, 2017
In an effort to encourage trial judges to release those arrested of alleged crimes earlier, reduce expenses and overuse of jail resources, enable those arrestedread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on July 28, 2017
Thanks to the Indiana Constitution, citizens have the right to be, “secure … against unreasonable searches and seizures.” Ind. Const. art. 1§ 11. This doesread more
Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on July 23, 2017
Collateral Consequences to a Criminal Charge Everyone knows when you are charged with a criminal case you could face jail time, probation and a fine. read more