An Indiana resident faced felony charges after allegedly altering his home's utilities to receive several years of free services. As reported by Eagle Country 99.3, detectives received pictures taken of the homeowner's basement showing a connection bypassing an...
If law enforcement stops you on suspicion of drunk driving, the officer may ask you to agree to field sobriety testing. The officer will administer the three tests—but you hesitate. Why should you avoid taking them? About the tests The Standardized Field Sobriety Test...
Most people have familiarity with parental alienation as an issue that primarily affects divorcing families with young children. Many of the modern studies dissecting these issues focus on this selection of the population. But more studies lately have shown that...
Working through a divorce can take a toll on your emotional and mental health. You may find that the challenges of ending your relationship prevent you from focusing on other important areas of your life. Staying mindful of your mental health while you work through...
Knowing your rights may go a long way when it comes to keeping you out of legal trouble. When Indiana authorities make a traffic stop and ask to search your vehicle, they need to have more than a hunch that you or someone else inside is engaging in something illegal....
As you bring your marriage to an end, you have to focus on multiple issues, especially if you have kids. Setting aside custody and the emotional toll of ending your marriage as a parent, you likely need to think about child support as well, whether you plan on...
An employee stealing from a business is not a small matter. In fact, employee theft can sometimes devastate a company. As Chron explains, one-third of business bankruptcies happen because employees stole from the business. One way employee theft occurs is when workers...
Getting arrested for drunk driving can impact your future. You may have to spend time in jail, pay a large fine, perform community service and go without your driving privileges for a period of time if convicted. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association,...
Child visitation issues are often a common contentious issue when parents divorce, but what can you do when your ex-spouse has a history of abusive behavior? NBC News notes that when parents wish to withhold visitation rights because of this issue, nearly 80% of...
Having an Indiana criminal conviction may hurt you in many ways. You may find that your conviction makes it tougher for you to find a job or housing, among other possible limitations. You may also feel some degree of embarrassment over your past and wish you could...
