The documents you should bring depend on your case type. For example, family law matters may need financial records, custody agreements and marriage certificates, while criminal cases will need any relevant court documents or citations. We can guide you further when you schedule your appointment.

All communications with our office are strictly confidential and protected by law. We maintain the highest standards of discretion and security in handling your personal and legal information.

Case timelines vary significantly based on complexity and type. Simple estate planning documents might be completed in weeks, while contested divorces or complex criminal cases could take months or longer. We’ll provide realistic timelines for your particular circumstances during your consultation and keep you updated throughout the process.

Business owners face unique challenges in divorce, including business valuation, protecting operational continuity and separating personal and business assets. We can work with financial professionals to accurately value your business, develop strategies to maintain operations as needed and structure agreements that protect your entrepreneurial interests.

Indiana law recognizes certain grandparent rights in specific circumstances. With the sensitivity and legal acumen required for these cases, we evaluate your situation, determine if you meet the legal requirements and advocate for visitation or custody rights when appropriate.

We thoroughly investigate every aspect of your case, from initial traffic stops to the arrest procedures and testing protocols. We challenge evidence when appropriate, negotiate with prosecutors and fight for reduced charges or alternative sentencing options. Our goal is to minimize the impact on your life and driving privileges.

Expungement can provide a fresh start by sealing or removing certain criminal records. We evaluate your eligibility to determine your options, prepare the necessary petitions, represent you in court and guide you through waiting periods.

We take a comprehensive approach to creating estate plans by helping you analyze your family situation, assets and goals. We can then assist you with drafting wills and trusts, establishing powers of attorney, planning for tax efficiency and ensuring your wishes are legally protected.

We explain courtroom procedures in advance, review your testimony, discuss possible questions and generally help you understand what to expect. Our goal is to eliminate surprises and help you present your case effectively.