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Indiana defines theft as willingly and knowingly taking unauthorized control of another person's property. Since the state doesn't take theft lightly, a person in Anderson, Indiana, charged with this crime could face serious penalties if convicted. The charges depend...
Age discrimination is a reality for many job applicants in Indiana. Despite decades of relevant job experience, older job applicants are often passed over for younger, less experienced job candidates. Concerns about age discrimination A survey taken by AARP found that...
Estate planning gets a lot different once you’re retired. Indiana residents might notice some significant changes after they’ve retired and it’s important that those changes are reflected in their estate plan. What’s one of the most important things for retirees to...
If you get divorced in the state of Indiana, there is a chance that you'll be required to cede a portion of your retirement accounts to your spouse. In the event that a settlement requires you to take such a step, it's important to do so properly. Otherwise, you could...
If you live in Indiana and you are receiving treatment for a condition without showing any improvement, you might wonder whether you have been misdiagnosed. Physicians can misdiagnose a condition or fail to diagnose that anything is wrong with you at all. While the...
The Fourth Amendment is not an airtight prohibition against all searches of Indiana residents without a warrant. Instead, there are exceptions that allow an officer to conduct warrantless searches based on exigencies. However, the Supreme Court occasionally reminds...
In certain circumstances, a "no-contact" order can be issued by a judge. This order should prevent a person from contacting another person by any means of communication - in person or digital - and may have serious criminal and financial penalties if they are...
Most estate planning attorneys and other professionals encourage their clients to include a financial power of attorney when they are preparing their estate plan. However, it's important to note that you may need to take additional steps to ensure that an Indiana...
The Constitution theoretically protects the legal rights of Indiana defendants. In practice, their legal rights could be trampled on by overeager prosecutors and police. One way is when police obtain a false confession through improper means. When that happens, a...
Though states use different initials to refer to DUI, all states have laws against driving under the influence. Indiana uses the initials OWI, or operating while intoxicated. A driver may face stiff penalties when charged with OWI. Overview of Indiana OWI laws Indiana...
