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How To Protect Assets In A High Net Worth Divorce If you have a high net worth, there is a good chance that you own or have a stake in a successful business. Should

Can a Felony Be Reduced to a Misdemeanor in Indiana? After a criminal conviction, especially for a felony, it can feel like your past is always following you. Background checks, job applications, and even

Mistakes Made When Buying a Business Buying a business instead of building one from the ground up offers many advantages. You get to acquire an existing customer base and trained employees. Business owners also

High Net Worth Divorce & Child Custody Law Indiana A parent leaving a high net worth marriage will naturally have concerns about receiving adequate monthly income to maintain a comparable lifestyle for the children.

Business Succession Planning Many years of effort have gone into building your family business, and you want the value that you have created to support your retirement. You also want your successors, whether they

Navigating Parenting Time Guidelines During Holidays in Indiana Disputes between co-parents over holiday parenting time are common in Indiana, as both parties often wish to spend special occasions with their children. The Indiana

Tips for Getting a Criminal Charge Reduced or Dropped An arrest naturally alarms an individual, especially if that person has never faced criminal charges before. Convictions for even relatively minor crimes can negatively impact

What Factors Are Considered In An Indiana Child Custody Case? When parents in Indiana cannot agree upon the terms of child custody, then an Indiana divorce court will decide the issue. Child custody lawyers

Responsibilities Of A Real Estate Attorney Deeds transfer ownership of real property in Indiana. During the transfer of property, deeds come under scrutiny. An inaccurate or incomplete deed can expose parties to liability and

The Role Of Business Attorneys Any business operation, regardless of its size, falls under the purview of numerous laws. A business owner might be aware of some laws necessary to the operation, but a