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Indiana metes out harsh treatment to those convicted of drug crimes. Even relatively low-level offenders can face lengthy sentences behind bars. That's one reason why the state's jails are notoriously overcrowded, leading to dangerous conditions for inmates....
You have probably seen many television shows in which police arrest a person and advise them their Miranda rights. They usually begin with the words "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law." While these...
In many ways, child custody issues are unlike other issues you will face in divorce. You may have a difficult time when you are trying to resolve property division questions, but the answers to those questions don't necessarily affect anyone but you and your...
We know that if we get a DUI in Indiana, we are likely to face some serious penalties. While judges have some discretion in sentencing, they are bound by the state statutes that outline penalties for drunk driving. These statutes are not kind to motorists. Moreover,...
Parents have an obligation to provide financial support for their children. This responsibility continues even after a couple divorces or separates. Support Indiana’s family law governs child support. A parent who is caring for a child is typically eligible for...
Most Indiana residents have been pulled over by the police at least once in their life. Even if you believe you are being pulled over for something minor, like a speeding ticket, the experience can be incredibly stressful. Your anxiety during the stop can cause you to...
Not all couples going through a divorce in Lafayette are looking forward to the process. After all, there are likely bad feelings and resentment between the couple. But does a divorce necessarily mean that the parties will be duking it out in court in front of a...
On March 6, 2020, Governor Holcomb signed Executive Order 20-06 which is a temporary prohibition on evictions and foreclosures which will remain in effect in Indiana until the state of emergency has been terminated. Do I still have to pay my rent/mortgage? Absolutely,...
On March 23, 2020 the Governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, signed an Executive Order that will go into effect on Wednesday, March 25, 2020. The ten page document cracked down on Hoosiers regarding closing of businesses, staying at home, social distancing measures and...
Dear Client, To ensure the health and well being of our clients and staff, as of 3/12/20, Luisa White Law will no longer accept in-person payments and will conduct ALL meetings via telephone or other remote means for the next 30 days. While Luisa White Law prides...