In Indiana, you can't get a protective order against just anyone. You must allege that the respondent (the person to who the PO will apply) has:...

Yes. In Indiana, you can purchase a handgun if you are at least 18 years of age, assuming you are not otherwise considered to be a "prohibited...

Your attorney knows more about the law than you do. You see, in order for the State to convict a person of a crime, the prosecutor must prove,...

If you do anything other than throw this scam notice in the trash, I'd say the Law of Wasted Time applies.

If one of the account holders of a joint account with right of survivorship dies, the joint account does NOT become part of the estate. It...

In Indiana, a man can be convicted of rape if he doesn't stop the act of intercourse when a woman tells him to stop, even if the intercourse was...

You can sue the neighbors. But there are two problems. First, you can only sue them for actions you can PROVE they committed. It sounds like...

It's important to understand the difference between a "No Contact Order" ("NCO") and a "Protective Order" ("PO"). An NCO is issued by the court...

Your employer CANNOT legally deduct shortages, breakage, or other damage from your paycheck. Those items -- and others like them -- are considered...

Unless you requested a speedy trial, the State has to try you within one year. However, any time you REQUEST a continuance, or you AGREE to the...