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The Juvenile Delinquency Court Process in Indiana

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

Should I post bail? What is a federal hold?

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

Teachers in the News: The Crime of Child Seduction

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on November 11, 2019

It seems like every single week, somewhere around the country, there is a local and/or national story about a teacher having an “inappropriate sexual relationshipread more

Self Defense in Indiana

Posted in Criminal Law on November 8, 2019

The concept of self-defense in the state of Indiana is generally seen as an act that is recognized as a valid justification for an otherwiseread more

When is a Change of Venue Necessary in a Criminal Case?

Posted in Criminal Law on November 5, 2019

Everyone has the right to a fair trial.  There are some circumstances in which a change of venue is necessary in order to preserve thisread more

How does divorce effect your estate planning?

Posted in Estate & Probate Law,Family Law on October 15, 2019

One of the most overlooked topics when a couple divorcing is estate planning.  When a couple gets married and starts a family it is typicalread more

What Does An Expungement Do?

Posted in Criminal Law,Expungement on October 7, 2019

The expungement laws in Indiana went through a complete revitalization in July 2013 in what the state legislature deemed the “second chance law.” We haveread more

Metabolites can Constitute Posession

Posted in Criminal Law on October 3, 2019

While some states have begun to legalize marijuana (specifically, Michigan and Illinois) it remains illegal in Indiana. Even after the consumption or use of theread more

Fighting Against In-Custody Witnesses, Flipping Co-Defendants, and Jailhouse Snitches

Posted in Criminal Law on October 3, 2019

There are two broad types of evidence that judges and juries may consider at trial.  Physical evidence, or exhibits, are typically things that the factfinderread more

Pay a Bond or Pay a Lawyer

Posted in Criminal Law on September 16, 2019

Whenever someone is facing a criminal offense, especially felonies, almost always a bond is required. However, bonds can be all over the map from aread more