Greenwood, IN
Family Lawyer at Greenwood, IN
Practice Areas: Family, Criminal Defense, Real Estate
In Indiana, you are only permitted to petition to have convictions expunged once during your lifetime. However, Indiana's expungement statute did...
There are several possibilities. One possibility is that nothing happens. Another possibility is that you are charged with a crime and receive a...
You will want to speak with your landlord first to make sure they are aware that he will be living there in order to avoid any potential problems...
Under current Indiana law, felony convictions for offenses covered under IC 35-42-4 are not eligible for expungement (while many other kinds of...
Depending on what those D Felonies were for, and where they occurred, you may be able to petition to Court(s) to reduce the convictions from D...
Yes - Your father can deed the property to all three of you. However, before he does this, he should speak with an attorney and perhaps a tax...
You really need to get a deed, rather than a letter. Also, depending on how the property is situated, you may need to hire a surveyor to partition...
You would need to get an attorney in each state that you are investing in, or at least consult with an attorney who is licensed in the state you...
If you're asking about how much an attorney would charge, we cannot provide that information on Avvo. You would need to contact some attorneys in...
You probably need to sit down with an attorney and have them review the documents to see exactly what is going on here. Depending on where that...
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