A lot of time clients that file chapter 7 bankruptcy in Indiana ask me what they need to do to after receiving their bankruptcy discharge to insure that all their debt was discharged.   I always state (with some exceptions not addressed in this article) if we listed the debt on your chapter 7 bankruptcy petition...

In Indiana there are two forms of custody that courts must determine in custody matters. The two are physical custody and legal custody.

In Indiana, a conviction for a crime as a juvenile can be serious, and the consequences can be long-lasting. In addition to possible jail time, a juvenile felony conviction can require that the person convicted disclose such fact on employment applications. A conviction can even disqualify a person for many types of employment.