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What Happens When a Landlord Buys a Property with an Existing Lease in Indiana?
Navigating the Transition Investing in real estate can be a lucrative endeavor, but it comes with its fair share of complexities. One scenario that often arises is when a landlord purchases a property with an existing lease agreement in place. In the state of Indiana,...
A Guide to Handling Security Deposits for Indiana Landlords
Introduction: As a landlord in Indiana, one of your responsibilities is to handle security deposits properly. Security deposits are a crucial aspect of renting a property, as they provide financial protection for landlords in case of any damages or unpaid rent. In...
Understanding Constructive Eviction: A Landlord’s Perspective in Indiana
Introduction: As a landlord, it's crucial to be aware of your responsibilities and obligations towards your tenants. One important aspect of landlord-tenant law is constructive eviction. Constructive eviction should always be on a landlord’s mind when addressing...
Avoiding Legal Pitfalls: How a Proactive Lawyer Can Help Your Business
In today's fast-paced and competitive business world, companies face numerous legal challenges on a daily basis, even when it may not seem obvious. From contract negotiations to intellectual property issues, regulatory compliance, and employment disputes, legal issues...
Voted Best for the 14th Year In A Row
Northwest Indiana Business Magazine Has Announced Best of Business Awards 2023. Each year, the magazine surveys their readers asking them to vote for the best businesses throughout Northwest Indiana and Greater South Bend / Mishawaka. The survey provides readers...
Seventh Circuit Overturns 39-Year-Old Bankruptcy Precedent Defining “Transfer”
Background Under the Bankruptcy Code, 11 § U.S.C. 547(b)(4)(A) provides that, with a few exceptions, a trustee in bankruptcy may avoid any transfers of an interest in the debtor’s property that is made on or within 90 days before filing the bankruptcy petition. ...
Bartholomew Invited to Partnership
Burke Costanza & Carberry LLP, a full-service law firm with 21 lawyers in our Merrillville and Valparaiso offices, is pleased to announce that attorney Christian W. Bartholomew has been invited to become partner at BCC. Christian W. Bartholomew Christian...
New Indiana Business Personal Property Exemption Legislation
In Indiana, all businesses and organizations, including churches and nonprofit organizations, are required to file business tangible personal property returns every year with the assessor’s office of the applicable county. Business personal property consists of all...
Los Angeles Immigration Court Cancels Client’s Prior Deportation Order
Congratulations to Attorney Alfredo Estrada! He recently obtained an Order from Los Angeles, California Immigration Court cancelling his client’s prior deportation order. Alfredo was able to demonstrate that the Immigration Court should exercise its sua sponte...