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Posted in Criminal Law,Traffic Law on July 28, 2022
Many people who have committed their first criminal offense find themselves eligible for a diversion. A diversion is an agreement between the State and aread more
Posted in Family Law on July 13, 2022
The ability to travel outside of the United States with your child is dictated by a number of factors. First and foremost, you should determineread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,DUI,Sex Crimes on July 7, 2022
In the State of Indiana whenever someone is charged with an offense, they will fall into one of three categories: 1. Felony, 2. Misdemeanor, orread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,DUI,Sex Crimes on June 28, 2022
Many people have heard of depositions, but it is surprising the number of times witnesses are unfamiliar with what they are, the purpose behind them,read more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,DUI,Sex Crimes on June 22, 2022
Indiana Code 35-38-1-17, titled, “Reduction or Suspension of Sentence”, can be used to ask a Court to modify your sentence. This statute divides offenders intoread more
Posted in Civil,Family Law on June 14, 2022
It’s well established that the United States has one of the highest divorce rates in the world with approximately 50% of first marriages ending inread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Expungement,Juvenile on June 9, 2022
Many people believe that juvenile delinquency records are automatically sealed or expunged once an individual reaches the age of 18. This is not the caseread more
Posted in Criminal Law,DUI on June 2, 2022
A common misconception we hear from clients is that they believed they weren’t legally required to submit to an officer’s tests while being investigated forread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,DUI,Juvenile,Sex Crimes on May 23, 2022
Many people prefer home detention/house arrest to jail, but then come to realize there is hardly any information regarding what to expect both online andread more
Posted in Criminal Law,Drug Crimes,Federal,Juvenile,Sex Crimes on May 20, 2022
Article I, Section 19 of the Indiana Constitution provides “[i]n all criminal cases, whatever, the jury shall have the right to determine the law andread more