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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 v. State of Indiana, Trial Court Cause No. 29D01–1708–MC–5640, and

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 pay. Their variable monthly income presents difficulties when a family

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, then learning about your legal rights is a priority. The

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 ask when going through divorce in indiana. In looking for

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? My family will tell you that I have been saying

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 create a second stream of income?  Retire early?  Or perhaps

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 to shield your personal assets from business creditors.  However, many