By Erica L. Horn and Mark E. Holcomb The equine industry has a long and esteemed history in the United States, with the first Thoroughbred… (Read More)
If you are ever contacted by the Indiana Department of Child Services (DCS), you should know your rights and what to expect. A DCS investigation… (Read More)
Your tax filing status is dependent on your married status at the end of the tax year. If the tax year has ended and if you are… (Read More)
From students to professionals, criminal records can have a serious impact on one's life. Criminal records may prevent admission or make applications to schools or… (Read More)
"Domestic violence" and "family violence" are the same under Indiana law. Importantly, domestic and family violence are not defined by physical harm. A person does… (Read More)
Generally, employers and general contractors do not have a duty to supervise the work of an independent contractor to assure a safe workplace. The general… (Read More)
All criminal cases are public record. Even those cases that did not result in a conviction remain publicly accessible. Consequently, if you have ever been… (Read More)
The short answer is no. Establishing paternity gives a child a legal father who is then bestowed rights and obligations relating to the care of… (Read More)
If a father's name does not appear on his child's birth certificate, his paternity must be proven before the name can be added. A father's… (Read More)
