In Indiana, the eviction process—formally called an action for possession—is governed by IC § 32-31 (Landlord-Tenant Relations) and IC § 32-30-3 (Emergency Possessory Actions). A properly executed eviction in Marion County typically takes 3–6 weeks from notice to possession order; in surrounding counties, timelines can vary based on court scheduling.…
Protect what you’ve built. We structure assets to shield your family and business from lawsuits, creditors, and unnecessary tax exposure.
Starting a business in Indiana means choosing the right entity, protecting intellectual property, and getting founder agreements in place. We handle the legal foundation.
Indiana landlord-tenant law covers security deposits, lease requirements, habitability, and notice procedures. We represent landlords and tenants in disputes and compliance.
A well-drafted lease protects your property and your rights. We draft and review residential, commercial, and specialized lease agreements under Indiana law.
Tenant disputes range from security deposit disagreements to habitability complaints. We represent landlords and tenants in negotiation, mediation, and litigation.
Real estate investing in Indiana requires sound legal structure, financing, title review, and compliance. We advise investors on entity formation, 1031 exchanges, and landlord obligations.
Business disputes threaten partnerships, operations, and value. We handle ownership conflicts, fiduciary duty claims, trade secret theft, and shareholder actions.
Estate and trust litigation arises when wills are contested, trustees are challenged, or beneficiaries disagree. We represent fiduciaries and beneficiaries in Indiana courts.
Real estate disputes include boundary conflicts, seller disclosure claims, construction defects, and purchase agreement breaches. We represent buyers, sellers, and investors.