Anderson, Indiana Trial Lawyers

A criminal charge can change your life quickly. The question is not simply what you are accused of. It is how the police investigated the allegation, how evidence was collected, what the charging documents actually say, and whether the State can prove every element of the offense.

Robert Summerfield brings experience from both sides of Indiana criminal courtrooms. He previously worked with the Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office and Madison County Prosecutor's Office before building his defense practice.

That experience informs how we approach cases in Anderson and Madison County.

Divorce is not just the end of a marriage. It can determine where your children spend their time, how property and debts are divided, whether support is ordered, and what your financial life looks like afterward.

We represent clients in contested divorces and other family law disputes throughout Madison County and Central Indiana.

Nicholas Dandurand brings a combination of family-law experience, litigation experience, and mediation training to this work. He is a registered domestic relations mediator in Indiana and previously served as a deputy prosecutor in Hamilton County.

A serious accident can leave you dealing with medical bills, lost wages, insurance companies, and an uncertain future. Personal injury litigation requires more than simply presenting an insurance claim. The facts need to be developed and the evidence supporting liability and damages needs to be established.

Our Anderson attorneys represent clients in personal injury cases throughout Madison County and Central Indiana.

Personal injury matters are handled on a contingency basis, meaning you do not pay an attorney's fee unless we recover compensation for you.

Mediation gives parties an opportunity to resolve disputes with the assistance of a neutral third party rather than asking a judge to decide every issue.

For family law matters, Nicholas Dandurand is a registered domestic relations mediator in Indiana. His experience as both a family-law attorney and mediator provides an understanding of what parties are trying to resolve and the legal issues that can affect an agreement.

Mediation is not appropriate for every dispute. When an agreement cannot protect your interests, you need an attorney prepared to take the matter into court.