If you have been charged with a marijuana OWI in Indiana, then the stakes are high. Indiana’s drug and drugged driving laws are strict. Driving under the influence of a controlled substance, including marijuana, can land you in jail. If someone is killed while you are driving under the influence, you can face a prison...

Today, in America, all states provide for no-fault divorces. Some states only allow no-fault divorces, while others allow fault-based grounds to be entered into the record. Deciding whether to file for divorce on fault-based grounds or no-fault grounds requires the aid of a seasoned Danville, IN, divorce lawyer. In this article, our attorneys will discuss...

If you have never before heard of the site OnlyFans, it is a place for sex workers to post adult content on a subscription basis and earn money. It is easy to set up and advertise, and you can start earning money relatively quickly. There is only one problem. What happens if you are in...

If your family owns and runs a business together, you may be concerned over what will happen to that business during your divorce. It is true that the business itself or some portion of the business likely belongs to the marital estate. That means that the business is subject to equitable distribution under our state’s...

This is a complex question. Under Indiana law, you are guilty of DUI/OWI when you are intoxicated by a foreign substance, like a drug. It does not matter what the drug is. By and large, folks think of alcohol and other illegal drugs when they are thinking about OWI charges. However, you can be pulled...

In reading the news, you may have stumbled across the term “gray divorce.” But what does it mean, and why is it happening? Technically, a gray divorce includes individuals who are over 50 and who have been married for several years, even decades, who ultimately find that they want to pursue a divorce later in...

It’s no secret that divorce can be expensive. It’s also no secret that financial problems are a leading cause of divorce. For that reason, numerous Indiana residents choose to file for divorce and bankruptcy at roughly the same time. In many cases, the former spouses file a joint bankruptcy petition while they are dissolving their...

If you are concerned about the questions that will be asked during your bankruptcy Meeting of Creditors, you shouldn’t be. Most of the questions will be extremely simple and straightforward. They will likely be considerably easier to answer than the questions that you answered during your bankruptcy consultation. However, there are some questions that occasionally...

The state of Indiana calculates child support based on two main factors: how much each parent makes and how much money each parent must spend on their monthly living expenses. Courts will also factor in how much time each parent spends with the child and what the child needs. In this article, the Indiana family...

Chapter 7 bankruptcy is known as liquidation bankruptcy because you liquidate some of your assets to repay creditors. However, all states, including Indiana, have exemptions. These exemptions allow you to protect certain property from liquidation. In this article, the Indiana bankruptcy attorney, Chris Arrington, will discuss how Chapter 7 exemptions work in the State of...