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Applying for a job or housing can raise concerns about a background check. If you have a past misdemeanor conviction, you may wonder if it will appear. In Indiana, a misdemeanor can show up on a criminal background check. The results depend on the type of search and...
By mid-September, the school-year routine is usually in full swing. Homework, after-school care, sports and changing pickup times can expose problems in a parenting schedule that worked during summer. For families in Indianapolis, Fishers and across Hamilton County,...
Estate planning is easy to put off when work, parenting and daily responsibilities compete for attention. But without the right documents in place, a court may need to appoint someone to make financial or medical decisions during incapacity rather than the person you...
Indiana changed its handgun laws in 2022, making it legal for many people to carry a handgun without a license. That change can create confusion, especially if you hear that carrying a handgun without a permit is still a crime. In most cases, not having a license...
Indiana uses a one-pot theory for property division, which means the court puts almost all property owned by either spouse into the marital estate before dividing it. That can include property one spouse owned before marriage, property acquired during marriage and...
A home holds memories and often ranks among an estate’s largest assets. How it passes to the next generation can affect family stability and accumulated wealth. If you have substantial equity, comparing four transfer methods may clarify their legal and financial...
You may think refusing a chemical test will prevent an OWI case. Indiana law does not work that way. Refusing a certified chemical test can lead to separate consequences, even before the court resolves your criminal case. Knowing the rules ahead of time can help you...
Blending families can be a rewarding undertaking. However, making sure everyone is legally protected can be a complex process. In Indiana, stepchildren do not automatically gain rights to inherit their step-parent's property. However, a stepparent can use estate...
A sudden illness or accident can happen without any warning. In those moments, the people who love you most are left trying to make critical medical decisions. Healthcare directives can record your medical wishes in advance. This ensures your family has clear answers...
Summer is here, and with great weather comes highly-anticipated summer events. With your children out of school, they likely have a long list of things to look forward to. As a co-parent, are you aware of your rights and responsibilities? From the Indiana State Fair...