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The Law Library – “Fast And Speedy Trial”

Today is another post about the common misconceptions about criminal law that run through jails all over the state of Indiana.  Every criminal defense lawyer likes to have a client who is informed, participating and engaged in their case.  Unfortunately, due to a lot of bad advice and misunderstanding of the law the phrase “I have been to the law library” has come to signal to criminal attorneys that they are going to have to dispel something their client believes to be…

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Rock For Riley

Eskew Law is proud to sponsor the 2015 Rock for Riley charity concert at Old National Center 4/17/15 at 7:30 pm. ROCK FOR RILEY Rock for Riley is a student-run philanthropy group that consists of many IU medical professional schools in Indianapolis. It is a group that is run entirely by students with all proceeds benefitting Riley Hospital for Children. Several Indiana University medical students founded Rock for Riley in 2004 and organized our first show featuring Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe at…

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Is Texting 911 The Future?

This past Wednesday three counties in Indiana rolled out new technology allowing for people to text 911 for emergencies.  These counties are, Tipton, Bartholomew and Fayette. It is currently only available for Verizon Wireless customers, but the other carriers will soon be on board.  The government is not allowed to search or track our cellular phones without a warrant.   It is important that while texting you first state your location.  Most, if not all 911 calls cannot locate where you are if you are using a…

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The Law Library – Physical Evidence Vs. Testimonial Evidence in Indianapolis

Today is another post about the common misconceptions about criminal law that run through jails all over the state of Indiana.  Every criminal defense lawyer likes to have a client who is informed, participating and engaged in their case.  Unfortunately, due to a lot of bad advice and misunderstanding of the law the phrase “I have been to the law library” has come to signal to criminal attorneys that they are going to have to dispel something their client believes to be…

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The Law Library: How Many Bond Reviews Do You Get in Indianapolis?

We will be occasionally posting about common misconceptions that run rampant through local county jail.  Every criminal defense lawyer likes to have a client who is informed and engaged in their defense.  Unfortunately, due to many rumors and a lot of relayed bad advice the statement “I have been to the law library” has come to signal to criminal defense attorneys that they are going to have to dispel something their client mistakenly has been informed or believes to be absolutely true. “I…

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Divorce Month – Just the Facts

March is becoming known as Divorce Month due to divorce filings peaking this month. Our family law attorney, our lawyers and staff are dedicated to finding the best solution for our clients and their families when it comes to divorce. Please keep in mind, each state as different laws regarding divorce. In Indiana, the time for a divorce to become final is lower than the national average of 2 years, even with court required mediation. It typically takes approximately 45 days to prepare…

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How Do I Get A Divorce?

Almost every day someone contacts Eskew Law in wanting to know how to get a divorce in the State of Indiana. We are going to cover some of the obvious, “frequently asked questions” as well as some things that may help make what is otherwise a rough transition easier. Keep in mind that each and every case is different and requirements in one case may not exist in another. Consult an experienced family law attorney before engaging in this process if you have any…

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Holiday Parenting Time

As the holidays are right around the corner you’ll want to make sure that you understand what your rights and responsibilities are in relation to your parenting time. The first thing you’ll want to look at is your court order on parenting time. This will be the document most relied upon to determine what you need to do. Remember that your case is specific to you so you should consult an attorney regarding the issues and questions you’re having. What follows are some general…

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