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Webster & Garino
November 23, 2020
The United States Constitution and Indiana law calls for fair compensation for landowners deprived of their land for the purpose of public works. The legal concept of eminent domain, sometimes inadvertently referred

Webster & Garino
November 19, 2020
7 Characteristics of a Strong Property Lease Agreement A lease agreement legally defines the contractual relationship between landlord and tenant. A thorough contract addresses every angle of

Webster & Garino
November 15, 2020
To docket a trust places a legal case involving its administration under a court’s review. This may be a temporary or ongoing status for the trust. People have the option to establish a

Webster & Garino
November 12, 2020
Due process represents one of the founding principles of the United States. People have the right to see the evidence presented against them and avoid conviction if reasonable doubt exists about their criminal

Webster & Garino
November 11, 2020
Deeds document the transfer of real estate ownership from the grantor to the new owner or grantee. The transfer outlined within a deed establishes who holds the title to

Webster & Garino
November 1, 2020
5 Hidden Benefits of a Power of Attorney A power of attorney provides people not only with peace of mind but control after unpredictable events. This legal

Webster & Garino
May 11, 2020
10 Ways a Child Custody Lawyer Could Help Your Case When you have to address child custody issues, legal support improves your ability to protect your parental rights and forge a plan for moving forward as a family.

Webster & Garino
May 7, 2020
Stimulus Checks and Child Support Payments in Indiana The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, known as the CARES Act, enabled the federal government to distribute monetary relief to many Americans. With stimulus checks being distributed, you may

Webster & Garino
March 15, 2020
Can a Trust Protect My Assets During a Divorce? A Revocable Trust will not protect or exclude your assets in an Indiana divorce. Since a Revocable Trust is revocable, meaning you still have control over the assets, your assets

Webster & Garino
March 12, 2020
How To Legally Evict A Tenant Renting real estate can be a profitable endeavor, but not every landlord and tenant relationship succeeds. Real estate law in Indiana authorizes landlords to initiate eviction actions for nonpayment of rent, lease violations,
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