Attorney Raeanna Spahn Named a 2024 Indianapolis Bar Association Distinguished Fellow
Published in Firm News by Kelli Maxwell on October 1, 2024.
We proudly announce that our Civil Litigation Attorney, Raeanna Spahn, has been named one of the Indianapolis Bar Association’s 2024 Distinguished Fellows! The Indianapolis legal community thrives because of the dedication of many esteemed individuals who, using their unique talents, work together to advance justice and lead positive change. Each year the Indianapolis Bar Foundation … continue reading
Ganador de la beca: Concurso de becas para hijos de delincuentes convictos
Published in Scholarship Winner by Chris Eskew on September 30, 2024.
Derek Baker IIFlorida Atlantic University Scholarship Essay It is difficult for children to admit their parents are not perfect and they make mistakes. I know that I never wanted anyone to judge my Dad for the mistakes that he made in his life. My Dad had a very difficult time while he was growing up. … continue reading
What Is Considered a Controlled Substance in Indiana?
Published in Criminal Law by Carey York on July 18, 2024.
Living in Indiana, you might have encountered the term “controlled substance” and wondered what it means. Maybe you’re curious about the classification of a specific medication or concerned about potential legal implications. Regardless of your reason, understanding Indiana’s controlled substance laws empowers you to navigate potentially tricky situations. The team at Eskew Law, LLC explains … continue reading
Charged With Kidnapping in Indiana? Know More Here
Published in Criminal Law by Carey York on July 18, 2024.
Freedom of movement is a fundamental human right. The consequences can be devastating when that freedom is violently or deceptively snatched away. Kidnapping is a serious crime with severe penalties in Indiana. If you or someone you know faces a kidnapping charge, having a seasoned lawyer who understands the law, the local legal landscape, and … continue reading
Minor in Possession of Alcohol in Indiana: Penalties and Remedies
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on July 18, 2024.
Minors are not allowed to consume or even possess alcohol. If the police catch a minor with alcohol, it can result in misdemeanor charges under Indiana underage drinking laws. However, there are defenses to charges related to minor consumption. Indiana criminal defense attorneys can help identify which defense applies best in your situation. This may … continue reading
¿Qué es una droga legendaria en Indiana?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on July 17, 2024.
Please note that our law firm practices law solely in the state of Indiana, and therefore cannot provide legal services outside of this jurisdiction. Legend drug crimes are taken seriously at both the state and federal levels. A conviction for any legend drug-related crime may result in harsh penalties. If you or a loved one … continue reading
Can a Minor Be Charged With Sexual Abuse
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on July 17, 2024.
Can a minor be charged with sexual abuse? The answer is clearly yes. Most children accused of a sex crime are adjudicated (judged upon) in juvenile court. Some studies suggest that minors make up around 25.8% of all sex offenders known to the police. They also comprise over one-third of sex offenders known to police … continue reading
¿Puede ser acusado de asesinato por defensa propia?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on July 17, 2024.
Please note that our law firm practices law solely in the state of Indiana, and therefore cannot provide legal services outside of this jurisdiction. Self-defense is a primal legal concept. When presented with danger, there is a human instinct to defend yourself. So, what happens if you kill someone in self-defense? Can you be charged … continue reading
Navigating Prenuptial Agreements in Indiana
Published in Family Law by Yasmin Abdelhak Barker on June 14, 2024.
Planning your wedding is a whirlwind of excitement. However, statistics show that the divorce rate in the US has increased since 2022. An Indiana prenuptial agreement—also known as a premarital agreement, or prenup for short—is a legal document couples create before marriage to outline how property and debts will be divided if they divorce. The … continue reading
Were You Accused of Sexual Assault in Indianapolis? Call Now
Published in Criminal Law by Ben Jaffe on June 6, 2024.
Accusations of sexual assault are highly complex and sensitive matters. Being accused of a sexual assault offense can have profound consequences. The social stigma attached to accusations alone often leads to lasting reputational damage and personal isolation. More importantly, a criminal charge for sexual assault of any type could ultimately lead to lengthy imprisonment, and … continue reading