Category Archives: Choosing a Lawyer

It has long been said that, “A good lawyer knows the law; a great lawyer knows the judge.” This saying could not be more true in the everyday practice of law, but perhaps not for the reason most people first … Continue reading →

After 5 years of faithful service, Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP will regretfully be losing an extremely competent, motivated, and dedicated employee as of March 1, 2013. We are seeking a candidate who can replace her as a full-time paralegal and … Continue reading →

On this Thanksgiving we at Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP remember the many people in want and need. We are thankful for the many privileges that we have been afforded, and wish all of you to think of the things … Continue reading →

We would like to extend a special thank you to all who have served on reserve or active duty in the United States Marine Corps, the United States Army, the United States Navy, the United States Air Force, the United … Continue reading →

After receiving the results from the Indiana Bar Exam, Blake Dahl has sworn in as a licensed Indiana attorney, and has decided to join the legal team of Gordon Etzler & Associates, LLP. Blake is a recent graduate of Valparaiso … Continue reading →

From the creation of our Democracy, it was one of the most fundamental and important concepts that the government cannot search your person or effects only in the most limited circumstances. Citizens have the right to refuse the government to … Continue reading →

In the 2011-2012 Session of the Indiana General Assembly, Public Law 69-2012 was passed allowing D felons to reduce their past mistakes and have them entered as Class A Misdemeanors. (See new I.C. s 35-50-2-7). In order to reduce a … Continue reading →

While the terms “Medicare” and “Medicaid” sound similar, it is important to understand that these government programs are very different in both purpose and coverage. First, eligibility for Medicare, unlike Medicaid, is not based on the individual’s finances. To be … Continue reading →

It is a well established moral principle that debtors should be responsible to creditors for financial obligations. It even dates back to Mosaic times, and perhaps even before. That being said, however, Congress as well as state legislatures across the … Continue reading →

As of May 25, 2012, Governor Mitch Daniels has signed the new Public Intoxication law into effect. The new law will go into effect July 1, 2012. The intent of the new law, among other things, is to discourage potential … Continue reading →