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Do I Need an Estate Plan in Indiana?
A Plain-English Guide for Indiana Families Estate planning can feel confusing, but it does not have to be. A few basic legal documents can go a long…
How Is Child Custody Decided in Indiana?
If you are facing a child custody case in Indiana, you probably have a lot of questions about what comes next. Will one parent have primary custody?…
What Happens If a Witness Gives Conflicting Statements in Your Criminal Case?
A witness who changes their story can shift the direction of a criminal case. When witness testimony conflicts either with earlier statements or with other evidence, it…
Can Teenagers Choose Which Parent They Want to Live With?
If you are a parent going through a custody dispute, your teen may have strong opinions about where they want to live. That can leave you wondering…
How Often Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
Creating a will or trust is a critical step in planning for the future, but your work does not simply end once the documents are signed. Your…
Can a Medical Condition Cause You to Fail a Sobriety Test?
Being asked to perform a field sobriety test will make anyone's heart race, even if you're completely sober. After all, one wrong move could leave you with…
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