Ankle monitors are one way of tracking individuals who are under the supervision of the criminal justice system. These devices are worn around the ankle and track an individual's movements and location using GPS technology. They are often used as an alternative to...
It can be hard to understand the intricacies of federal sentencing guidelines as an Indiana resident. However, a successful criminal defense requires a strong understanding of how federal sentencing guidelines work. The nature of the offense Every offense is scored...
Talking about what happens to your assets after you die can be an uncomfortable conversation. However, every Indiana resident should have this practical discussion. Planning your estate now will simplify life for your loved ones after you are gone. A comprehensive...
Older Indiana couples who are thinking about divorce should first learn about the ways divorce can affect Social Security benefits before proceeding with the process. Depending on how long you have been married, Social Security retirement and survivor benefits might...
If you have a child, sibling or friend with developmental issues in Indiana, sometimes it's best to think about and plan for their future so they can live a meaningful life. Of course, the government can provide for some of their needs through the Social Security...
A married couple often invests in their collective estate while they are still alive. However, many couples do not prepare for the consequences of not planning an estate after one spouse dies. In Indiana, waiting until after the other person dies could bring...
When you've just been in a motor vehicle accident in Indiana, there's sure to be some emotional stress regardless of the type of vehicle that hit you. Accidents with commercial vehicles are often particularly severe due to their sheer size and the fact that they often...
Post-divorce life could be challenging for some residents of Indiana because of financial worries. A few steps might help a newly divorced person avoid some money woes. Divorce and money matters Life changes after divorce, and changing a budget to address a new...
Going through a divorce as a business owner is incredibly stressful. It’s fair to worry about whether your spouse could get their hands on the company and become a part owner. However, there are some things you can do to protect your Indiana business. How a business...
The fourth amendment of the United States Constitution and Article 1, Section 11 of the Indiana Constitution prohibit unreasonable searches and seizures of your property or person. If they want to, law enforcement officers must get a court order, or a warrant, from a...
