Matthew L. McDaniel, Attorney at Law

05/15/2020

05/15/2020

Judges and juries should be able to decide whether negligence involving a loved one deserves a day in court. Not lobbyists and politicians!

INDIANA (WEHT)- A question posed to the Indiana governor, will he grant legal immunity to nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. The answer right now is no but some other states have taken sim…

03/30/2020

On March 23, 2020, Gov. Holcomb issued a "Stay-at-Home" Executive Order in response to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). This has many Hoosiers concerned about where to turn for assistance with important legal issues. Fortunately, the Indiana Supreme Court has issued Orders allowing the lower courts to take all appropriate steps to ensure the orderly and fair administration of justice during this emergency. Some of these steps include using telephonic or video technology in lieu of in-person appearances; allowing attorneys, self-represented litigants, and witnesses to appear remotely; and restricting courthouse access to certain high-risk persons.

We understand that many urgent legal matters will not wait for this national pandemic. Let us guide you through these uncertain times with safe and effective legal representation. Reach out to us at (513) 295-5127, [email protected]. Or visit mcdaniellaw.net to learn more!

03/13/2020

"In an attempt to honor that measure and to protect the public's health, the Kentucky Court of Justice has postponed and rescheduled all civil trials, hearings and motions from March 16 through at least April 10."

Kentucky courts suspend trials, hearings and motions amid COVID-19 concerns.

02/04/2020

Questions regarding custody? The FAQ link below is a great place to start! For further assistance, contact McDaniel Law, LLC, to set up your consultation.

Main Content Frequently Asked Questions DCS Child SupportFAQs Current: Frequently Asked Questions Custodial  Party -  Frequently Asked Questions QUESTIONS How do I establish paternity? My child's father or mother is not paying.  How do I start receiving child Support?  What are the different w...

01/23/2020

A custody litigant has filed a motion in an Iowa court seeking a “trial by combat” with his ex-wife and her lawyer.

01/08/2020

- Try reaching an agreement with the other parent in order to save time and money. If this is not possible, the Court must decide the disputed issues.
- Do Your Homework: Has it been 12 months since the last child support order? Has a substantial change occurred? Have your child care expenses increased or have either parents' income changed significantly?
- Act Quickly: If you believe you qualify, do not hesitate to seek a child support modification. Living under an outdated child support obligation does not help you or the child.
- Contact McDaniel Law, LLC: Let Us Review Your Case to assess your eligibility for seeking a Child Support Modification. Let us help!

12/27/2019

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