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Bradley Banks

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8770 Purdue Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

8770 Purdue Rd., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268
Kathie A. Perry

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2900 E. 96th St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46240

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

2900 E. 96th St., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46240
Megan C Wells

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251 E. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204

Practice Areas : Divorce

251 E. Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
Matthew Abels

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101 W. Ohio St. #2000, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

101 W. Ohio St. #2000, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
Gasper Stare

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8770 Purdue Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268

Practice Areas : Criminal Law

8770 Purdue Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268
Jonathan Daniel Harwell

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156 E. Market St. Ste. 701, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

156 E. Market St. Ste. 701, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
Philip Hayes

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101 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

101 West Ohio Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46204
Valerie C. Horvath

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7271 N. Shadeland Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46250

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

7271 N. Shadeland Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana, 46250
Matthew Kubacki

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8770 Purdue Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

8770 Purdue Road, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46268
Cody Philip Cogswell

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3021 E 98th Street, Suite 105, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46280

Practice Areas : Domestic Violence

3021 E 98th Street, Suite 105, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46280

13 attorneys in Indianapolis work on domestic violence matters — obtaining and enforcing protective orders, and defending people accused of domestic assault, harassment or violating an existing order.

These cases move quickly and rarely stay in one court. A criminal charge and a family case often run at the same time, and a protective order can change where someone lives, who has the children and whether they may possess a firearm.

Ask which side of these matters the attorney usually handles, and how the case will interact with custody. If you are in immediate danger, contact emergency services first.