- Divorce
- Child SupportAs Indiana child support lawyers, we provide advice and representation to clients concerning all aspects of support, including agreements for providing support, support modification, and collection on support obligations.
- Child Custody and VisitationIn Indiana, a grandparent may seek visitation rights if the child’s parent is deceased, if the marriage of the child’s parents has been dissolved in Indiana, or if the child was born out of wedlock and paternity has been established. The court may grant visitation rights if the court determines that visitation rights are in the best interests of the child. A proceeding for grandparent’s visitation begins by the filing of a petition in the county in which the child resides or the county having jurisdiction over the dissolution of the parents’ marriage.
- AdoptionIndiana law also requires the completion of a home study by a licensed child placement agency. In the case of stepparent adoption, the adoptive parents may petition the Court to waive the home study and submit to a background check only.
- Premarital AgreementA pre-nuptial agreement (or ante nuptial agreement) functions as a contract between two people, and is executed in contemplation of marriage. The law governing these agreements is contained within the Uniform Premarital Agreement Act, which has been adopted by the State of Indiana. A valid pre-nuptial agreement must be in writing and signed by both parties. No consideration is required, and the agreement becomes effective upon marriage.
- GuardianshipWe help clients become guardians for their loved ones in the course of a number of difficult circumstances; often as the result of the absence or inability of a parent to care for their children. If you are seeking to become a guardian, please call us to schedule a free initial consultation. In the interim, the following provides general information about Indiana guardianship.
- Spousal SupportAs Indiana pre-nuptial and post-nuptial attorneys, we help clients protect their property interests in situations involving divorce, separation, and death, as well as spousal support rights. These agreements often prove useful for matters such as preserving inheritances in the event of divorce. Further, when couples are able to agree upon property division in the unfortunate event of a marital split well in advance of such an event, they both can benefit greatly by avoiding unnecessary legal expenses, discontent, and fighting over property division.
- Legal SeparationIf you are considering divorce but are not yet certain that you want to file for divorce, Indiana allows the filing of a petition for legal separation. In an action for legal separation, the court may grant a decree for a separation of the parties to the marriage for a period not to exceed one (1) year if the court finds that: (1) conditions in or circumstances of the marriage make it currently intolerable for both parties to live together; (2) the marriage should be maintained; and (3) neither party has filed a petition or counter petition for dissolution of marriage under IC 31-15-2. Should you decide you want a divorce, a petition for dissolution of marriage may be subsequently filed, and the court may hold a final dissolution hearing anytime after sixty (60) days from the date of the filing the first petition have passed.
- Annulment
- Business FormationOur experienced Noblesville business lawyers provide clients with experienced legal counsel concerning business formation, contract, leasing, employment, and other matters. We help business men and women with a wide variety of legal matters that arise in the course of business operations.
- Business Disputes
- Real Estate LitigationHe is a veteran of armed services and has also served as a Deputy Attorney General for the State of Indiana. Mr. Adler is the Senior Attorney of ADLER ATTORNEYS. His practice includes, but is not limited to, family law, civil litigation, personal injury, estate and probate administration, and real estate law.
- Eminent DomainEminent Domain and Condemnation. If your property is or will be subject to an eminent domain or condemnation action, we are sure you would like an experienced attorney on your side. Attorney Raymond M. Adler has not only represented clients in eminent domain and condemnation actions, but also has had his own real property subject to these types of issues by local government.
- Personal InjuryAlmost all of our personal injury cases are taken on a contingent basis, meaning you will not have to pay any attorney fees up front. In a contingent fee representation, we are only compensated for our time if we are successful in obtaining a settlement or judgment. To schedule a consultation with a personal injury lawyer contact the Attorneys at Adler Tesnar& Whalin at 317-773-1974 to schedule your no obligation free initial consultation today.
- Auto Accidents
- Estate PlanningAs Noblesville will and Hamilton County estate planning attorneys,we understand the importance of providing for the clear disposition of your assets after death. We help prepare the appropriate documents to help avoid potential family disruption, and to make sure that assets are transferred as desired.
- WillsIf you are interested in creating a will, trust, power of attorney, healthcare power of attorney, or funeral directive, or need assistance with estate administration, including will contests, please call (317) 773-1974 or email andrea@noblesvilleattorney.com to schedule a free initial consultation.
- TrustsOnce a person dies, the person’s debts need to be paid and the estate needs to be distributed. Court-oversight of the administration of the estate may be necessary. This process can be overwhelming for someone after a loved one dies.  Summary procedures, or simplified and less formal procedures, may be available for the administration of smaller estates.
- Power of AttorneyA Healthcare Power of Attorney is sometimes referred to as a Living Will or an Advanced Directive. If you become unable to make your own health decisions, this document specifies who will make decisions on your behalf, and provides notice to healthcare providers as to your wishes concerning certain forms of treatment. These documents are also helpful to give your loved ones direction and relieve them from the stress and guilt of making health care decisions for you during such an emotional time.
- Probate