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How Attorneys Assist With Real Estate Closings The act of buying or selling a residential home in Indiana imposes legal obligations upon both parties. Due to the high value of most real estate transactions,

Indiana Child Support: A Breakdown of Common Questions When it comes to child support in Indiana, many parents have questions about how payments are calculated and what factors influence the amount. Webster & Garino,

What is criminal defense? If you are accused of a crime you need a criminal defense attorney to research, defend, and negate elements in a crime that the prosecution is

Indiana child custody arrangements that divide parents into custodial and noncustodial parents typically require one parent to pay child support. Many factors may change which parent pays child support and the experienced child

Estate Planning and Probate in Indiana: What You Need to Know. UPDATED for 2025 Estate planning and probate are essential components of managing one's assets and ensuring their proper distribution after death. In Indiana,

Is It Time To Revisit Your Trust? After completing your Indiana estate planning, many individuals experience a sense of relief. Knowing that your assets and beneficiaries are taken care of provides peace of mind.

An Overview of Adverse Possession in Indiana Note: This article was updated in 2025 to reflect recent changes in Indiana real estate law. Adverse possession in Indiana is a legal concept that allows a

Criminal Defense Lawyer In Indiana An arrest is an alarming event that can leave you wondering what to do next. Even if the charges seem minor, like a misdemeanor, the consequences of a conviction

Can an Indiana OWI Affect My Child Custody Case? Cases involving child custody or parenting time put your personal life under intense scrutiny in family court. The court's primary concern is the best interests

Indiana Supreme Court Cell Phone Case Katelin Eunjoo Seo v. State of Indiana has raised questions of significant importance to the whole country about privacy rights and the reach of law enforcement. William Webster