LAW OFFICE OF TERRENCE P. KIRBY

12/01/2021

What legal questions do you have?

Did you know we offer free consultations? Feel free to directly message our Facebook or call Terrence at 317-923-2777 with any questions you may have.

A quick conversation could save you stress, time and money, so let's chat! 🙂

11/03/2021

❓FAQ❓

⭐Q: Do I need an attorney to handle my legal situation?

⭐️A: While not every situation requires a lawyer, if you stand to lose a lot financially from a given situation, or if your freedom, family, career or property is at stake, discussing your situation with an experienced attorney allows you to methodically review all of your legal options regarding a broad range of life events to assist you with determining the best course of action. Without at least consulting with an attorney, you could end up losing more time, money and even your assets, causing yourself more dismay. So, it's best practice to protect yourself and and set up a meeting with a lawyer first.

What other questions do you have about hiring a lawyer for your legal situation? 🙂

10/18/2021

❓ What's the difference between a felony and a misdemeanor?

⭐️ Quick Answer: The traditional definition of a felony is a crime that is punishable by a year or more in jail. A misdemeanor is a crime that is punishable by imprisonment of less than one year. Felonies are more serious crimes than misdemeanors. Exact definitions may vary by jurisdiction.

🔶 Felonies: Under federal criminal law and the laws of about half of the states, a felony is a crime that is punishable by imprisonment of a year or more. Other states may define a felony as a crime that is punishable by death or a prison sentence served in a state penitentiary. Generally speaking, the most serious crimes such as those that are particularly heinous, involve dangerous weapons, or threaten relatively high amounts of financial damage or harm to property, are classified as felonies. Examples of felonies include murder, treason, r**e, arson, burglary and kidnapping.

🔶 Misdemeanors: Under federal criminal law and the criminal laws in about half of the states, a misdemeanor is a crime for which the maximum possible punishment is incarceration for less than a year. In other states, a misdemeanor may be defined as a crime punishable only by a fine or by incarceration in a jail. Some states have different classes of misdemeanors; for example, "petty offenses" that are punishable by six months or less in jail, and "simple" or "minor" misdemeanors that have a maximum punishment of 90 days in jail.

Generally, misdemeanors are crimes that are less violent or involve lower levels of harm than felonies do. The legal procedures for misdemeanors are usually simpler than for felonies, the penalties less severe and the long-term consequences less harsh.

🔵 We hope this helps! Still have questions? Give Terrence a call at 31-923-2777 for a free consultation at any time.

09/23/2021

What questions do you have about your legal situation? With over 30 years experience, we provide a knowledgeable and FREE consultation every time. Shoot us a message, and let's chat! 🤝

Or give us a call at 317-923-2777. We look forward to hearing from you! 😃

09/09/2021

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08/20/2021

What Is Non-Contested Divorce?

Non-Contested Divorce is sometimes known as "divorce with agreement on all issues." The name explains it all. To get an uncontested divorce in Indiana, you'll need to agree with your spouse on how you will deal with:

🔸 Property division and allocation of debts
🔸 Alimony (known as maintenance in Indiana)
🔸 If you have minor children, custody, parenting time (visitation), and child support

If the two of you can't come to an agreement on any of these issues, you can't get an Non-Contested Divorce. Instead, a judge will decide any contested issues in your case at trial.

By working together and agreeing on the issues beforehand and with the help of an experienced attorney, you can save yourself money, time and stress. We offer Non-Contested divorce from $425 plus filing fee. Call Attorney Terrence P. Kirby to get started today.

07/30/2021

Meet Terrence! 😁

Born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, Terrence graduated from the University of Dayton Law School after obtaining his B.S. in Business at Indiana University-Bloomington. He was admitted to the Indiana Bar in the spring of 1984. He immediately concentrated his practice of the defense of persons charged with crimes of all severities. He also began his Bankruptcy practice to assist those burdened with substantial debt. A few years later he began taking on various Family Law issues with mostly non-contested divorce, child-support modifications as well as custody modification. Fast forward 36 years, and Terrence is still practicing in his hometown of Indianapolis.

In his free time, Terrence spends time with his lovely wife, Faith, three children and two grandchildren. He loves to ride jet skis, dirt bikes, snowmobiles and his motorcycle. He also enjoys camping, swimming and playing tennis. When he's not out riding something fast or out in nature, you can find him at home drinking an iced coffee and hanging out with his two dogs Sophie and Tucker.

07/20/2021

At The Law Office of Terrence P. Kirby, consultations are always FREE! With over 30 years experience in Criminal Law, Family Law and Bankruptcy, we offer expert legal defensive strategies to ensure that our clients get the most favorable outcome possible.

No matter how small or large your case may be, give us a call and let's see what we can do for you.

📞 317-923-2777
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07/13/2021

Drug offense? We've got you covered. With over 30 years experience, we can confidently and aggressively defend your case, whether it's:

Dealing in ma*****na
Dealing in co***ne
Possession of ma*****na
Possession paraphernalia

Call Attorney Terrence P. Kirby for a FREE CASE EVALUATION today at 317-923-2777

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Central Indiana Criminal Defense Attorney with over 30 years of experience in Criminal Law, Bankrupt

07/05/2021

Who watched fireworks last night? 🎆 We’d love to see your pics in the comments!

We hope everyone had a happy and fun filled Independence Day! 🇺🇸

06/24/2021

Take control of your life back! 💪

If an arrest, charge, or conviction has been following you around and making it difficult to obtain jobs, housing, loans, or to improve your life, you may be eligible to expunge your record. Through the process of expungement, you will be legally and permanently sealing your records and offering only restricted access to your background for law enforcement, federal officials, and others who may conduct background checks. 🤫

An expungement of records can allow you to move forward with your life and achieve your goals. 🙌

We can help determine your eligibility to file for expungement. 📱 Call now for a FREE CONSULTATION at 317-923-2777.

We look forward to helping you get your life back on track! 😁

Central Indiana Criminal Defense Attorney with over 30 years of experience in Criminal Law, Bankrupt

06/20/2021

Happy Father’s Day to all the great dads out there!