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What Happens to My Business in a Divorce? Concerns about the effects of divorce on business ownership and control naturally arise when business owners end their marriages. Although the details vary in each case,

Indiana Supreme Court Case: Seo v. State of Indiana The Seo v. State of Indiana case has garnered attention as a pivotal legal matter regarding privacy rights and self-incrimination. Referred to by Webster &

Webster & Garino At Indiana's Supreme Court On April 18, 2019, William Webster of Webster & Garino argued the Indiana cell phone case before the Supreme Court of Indiana. The case, Katelin Eunjoo Seo

How to Calculate Child Support for Self-Employed People Indiana law bases child support calculations on parental income. People earning regular salaries have their income data readily available. Self-employed parents, however, tend to have inconsistent

In What Circumstances Can Self-Defense Be Justified The concept of self-defense applies to a person who commits an act of violence to repel or neutralize an attacker. If you have experienced such an incident,

Indiana divorce laws regarding property can be a difficult area to navigate. is indiana a community property state, equitable distribution state, and how Indiana differs from other community property states are common questions people

High-Net-Worth Divorce in Indiana Webster & Garino LLC offers solutions to high-net-worth divorces for clients in Westfield, Carmel, Noblesville, Zionsville, Fishers, and the surrounding areas. Many divorces involve a primary earner and a secondary

Questions from the field by Danica L. Eyler So, I often get asked the question why? Not just from my kids, but from the community and clients alike. Why did you become a lawyer?

Landlord and Tenant Issues Are You Considering Becoming a Landlord?  Avoid These Legal Pitfalls.  As you considered your goals for the New Year, did acquiring rental property make the list?  Are you hoping to

Annual Company Meeting If you own a small business, you are probably aware that one of the advantages of operating your business as a corporation or a limited liability company (LLC) is the ability