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After a recent motor vehicle accident, you must inventory injuries for your legal case. Depending on experienced symptoms, you may have damaged nerves, a medical condition called "peripheral neuropathy." Mayo Clinic explains how physicians diagnose peripheral...
Indiana residents who die without a will may anticipate that their property passes to their heirs through the probate court. Under Indiana’s probate code, the court may transfer ownership of assets to a surviving spouse. Children, adopted children or grandchildren may...
Indiana lawmakers have discussed legalizing medicinal or recreational marijuana. Cannabis and the plant’s derivatives, however, currently remain unlawful to possess in the Hoosier State. If a law enforcement officer finds you with marijuana, it could result in a...
Separating spouses have quite a few issues to settle during a divorce. If they share children, one of the most crucial documents they must create is a parenting plan. Before the judge signs off on a divorce decree, parents must hash out several details regarding child...
Car accidents are alarmingly common in the Hoosier State. In fact, in 2018 alone, there were more than 217,000 crashes on Indiana roadways. This means there was a wreck somewhere in the state approximately every three minutes that year. Many car accidents leave...
You and your soon-to-be-former spouse had a few arguments leading up to your divorce, and you want to minimize ongoing conflict for your children's sake. Have you considered using your parenting plan to keep arguments to a minimum? Psychology Today offers tips for...
Indiana’s statutes allow law enforcement officials to file operating while intoxicated charges, which do not require proof you actually drove a car. As reported by the IndyStar, an officer may file an OWI charge for “operating” a parked vehicle while intoxicated. The...
Indiana laws require individuals who have joint or primary custody of minor children to follow specific protocols when they intend to relocate. The rules are in place to protect children whether or not they also move. Understanding the answers to these common...
After a divorce, you may begin to notice subtle signs that your relationship with your children is changing. What you may not notice is that your ex-spouse is manipulating your children through parental alienation tactics. Knowing how to identify alienation can help...
As an Indiana small business owner, have you thought about what happens to your company if you become incapacitated or pass away unexpectedly? Will your business survive? You can take steps now that can help ensure it becomes your legacy. According to the U.S. Small...