What Happens if the Victim Doesn’t Show Up at the Trial for Domestic Violence?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 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. In domestic violence cases in Indiana, the absence of the victim at trial doesn’t automatically mean dismissal. Legal nuances and strategic defense play a critical role. Key Takeaways Navigating Domestic Violence … continue reading
What Are the Indiana Child Custody Laws for Unmarried Parents?
Published in Family Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 2024.
In Indiana, the General Assembly addresses child custody laws. When compared to married parents, unmarried parents present some special legal concerns. These special concerns include unmarried fathers’ rights in Indiana. State courts try to balance these concerns. Unmarried fathers’ rights must be balanced with unmarried mothers’ custody rights to arrive at a fair determination. But … continue reading
How Long Do You Have to Pay Child Support in Indiana?
Published in Family Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 2024.
Financial support is crucial to your child’s ability to grow up in a stable environment. However, you might wonder how long you’ll have to pay child support in Indiana. When Does Child Support End in Indiana? In Indiana, child support typically ends when the child turns 19 years old, unless the child is incapacitated. Upon … continue reading
What Does It Mean to Be a Habitual Traffic Offender in Indiana?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 2024.
Please note that we are not focusing on traffic ticket cases right now. However, we represent misdemeanor and felony cases related to driving crimes. Understanding Habitual Traffic Offender Penalties in Indiana According to traffic laws, being considered a habitual traffic violator (HTV) is triggered by accumulating three judgments within a 10-year period, notably for specific … continue reading
Indiana Open Container Laws
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 2024.
It’s common knowledge that driving under the influence of alcohol is against the law. However, what fewer people know is that driving with an open container of alcohol is also illegal. If you face a violation of the open container law in Indiana, having an experienced attorney by your side can make the difference in … continue reading
Understand the Laws: Can a Felon Go to a Shooting Range in Indiana?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 2024.
Can a convicted felon go to a gun range? Legally, no. 18 U.S. Code § 922 – Legally, felons may have restrictions on visiting gun ranges. While some states allow convicted felons to retain certain firearms rights for recreational shooting at a range, it’s essential to check the laws of your specific state. Conducting a … continue reading
An Overview of the Indiana Age of Consent Laws
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 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. A charge of sexual misconduct with a minor is a felony under Indiana law. A conviction could carry years of prison time and high fines. It could also mean irreparable damage … continue reading
Surety Bond vs. Cash Bond: What Are The Main Differences?
Published in Criminal Law by Chris Eskew on March 15, 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. No one wants to sit in jail if they do not have to, especially when they have not been convicted of a crime. Fortunately, when law enforcement charges someone with a … continue reading
Fox59 Indianapolis: Delphi Murder Trial Moved to May 13, 2024
Published in Firm News by Kelli Maxwell on March 12, 2024.
Founding Attorney Chris Eskew shared his insights on Richard Allen’s defense team’s request for a speedy trial with Max Lewis of WXIN Fox59. Special Judge Fran Gull has granted the defense team’s request, and the hearing is now scheduled for May 13, 2024.
International Women’s Day: Celebrating the Women of Eskew Law
Published in Firm News by Chris Eskew on March 7, 2024.
International Women’s Day is an annual day celebrating the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women around the world. It is also a day for educating and raising awareness about women’s equality and calling for a positive change in advancing women. Today, we celebrate the women of Eskew Law. Each of these talented women … continue reading