A Child’s developing mind is just not able to fully comprehend all of the varoius effects and ramifications that may result from their

actions. Therefore a minor is unable to understand the consequences in the same manner as

an adult’s mature mind. While the crimes charged in Juvenile law are the same as those that

are charged in adult court, that is where the similarities end. If your child has been charged with

a serious crime, the Court may elect to try him as an adult. This is never a desirable situation.

Juvenile law has many nuances that make it necessary to hire an attorney that has experience

in the handling of juvenile cases.

Though Juvenile court is supposed to be focused on rehabilitating the minor, no one wants to

see their child sentenced to juvenile detention. Our goal is to preserve your child’s record so

he/she can walk away with minimal long term effects. One recent case in the news had to do with a minor who was sentenced as

an adult, at the young age of only 12 years old, on a murder charge. This case was recently reversed in the Indiana Court of

Appeals, so the minor will be allowed a new trial and hopefully will be treated as a minor.

Don’t let the fate of your child rest in the hands of a less experienced juvenile lawyer.  You need an expert juvenile defense

attorney who will passionately defend your child.

A Child’s developing mind is just not able to fully comprehend all of the varoius effects and ramifications that may result from their

actions. Therefore a minor is unable to understand the consequences in the same manner as an adult’s mature mind. While the

crimes charged in Juvenile law are the same as those that are charged in adult court, that is where the similarities end. If your child

has been charged with a serious crime, the Court may elect to try him as an adult. This is never a desirable situation. Juvenile law

has many nuances that make it necessary to hire an attorney that has experience in the handling of juvenile cases.

Though Juvenile court is supposed to be focused on rehabilitating the minor, no one wants to see their child sentenced to juvenile

detention. Our goal is to preserve your child’s record so he/she can walk away with minimal long term effects. One recent case in

the news had to do with a minor who was sentenced as an adult, at the young age of only 12 years old, on a murder charge. This

case was recently reversed in the Indiana Court of Appeals, so the minor will be allowed a new trial and hopefully will be treated as a

minor.

Don’t let the fate of your child rest in the hands of a less experienced juvenile lawyer.  You need an expert juvenile defense

attorney who will passionately defend your child.