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Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on August 5, 2018

Do I have to register in Indiana? Most people realize that when they are convicted of a sex offense, they also have to register inread more

Posted in Blog,Family Law on July 25, 2018

Filing for divorce is not easy for anyone. Whether we are going though emotional distress or we are trying to put a quick end toread more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on July 23, 2018

Sentencing: Senate Bill 64- Sentence modification: Courts must advise a defendant, before accepting a guilty plea, that the court will be bound by terms ofread more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law on July 23, 2018

Alcohol & Drug Laws: Senate Bill 13- Administration of overdose intervention drugs: Community corrections officers and probation officers may administer an overdose intervention drug, forread more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on July 23, 2018

Every July, the Indiana legislature adds new laws to our books.  Here at Banks & Brower we have provided a summary of the new Sexread more

Posted in Blog,Family Law on July 15, 2018

Legal Separation in Indiana – Are you thinking about divorcing your spouse?  Is divorce something that is either impossible or improbable?  What are your options? read more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,DUI on July 8, 2018

Can Consuming CBD Oil Result in a DUI in Indiana? As of July 1, 2018, the Indiana General Assembly has put into law language thatread more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Traffic Law on July 1, 2018

A Look at Indiana Senate Bill 98 – Specialized Driving Privileges – Under state law, Indiana courts can order the Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV)read more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Sex Crimes on June 24, 2018

A Quick Guide to Lifetime Sex Registry in Indiana When you are facing a sex crime allegation, the stakes are incredibly high. Be it from aread more

Posted in Blog,Criminal Law,Handgun Licensing on June 17, 2018

Charging Parents with a Crime when Kids use their Parents’ Guns Unlawfully Recently, there have been shootings by minors in public areas such as schools.read more