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The success of our firm is based on superior client service through distinctive competence.

CCHA Law proudly serves clients in family law, estate planning, personal injury, business services, litigation, school law, higher education, sports law + more with offices in Noblesville, Fishers, Westfield, Zionsville, Tipton, Crown Point +Fort Wayne. From personal injury claims to complex business litigation to divorce, our attorneys protect the rights and advance the interests of individuals, businesses, schools, and government bodies. One of the benefits you receive when we represent you is distinctive competence and the way we maintain our traditional values while staying current with contemporary law and technology. We provide each client with honest legal advice at a reasonable price. We ensure that the people we represent get the attention they need to resolve their legal concerns. We do this while continually staying current with changes in the law and society. To stay current, we constantly educate ourselves about new legal developments and strategies. Each of our attorneys possesses unique skills and experiences that make them well-qualified advocates. Thanks to the unique contributions of each attorney, Church Church Hittle & Antrim can provide legal services in a variety of practice areas thus potentially meeting all of our clients’ legal needs. Disclaimer: Nothing on this site is intended to or does constitute legal advice and nothing on this site creates an attorney-client relationship.

10/15/2026

CCHA Law is proud to once again join in support of Prevail, Inc. and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜

Team members across our CCHA Law locations wore purple today to stand with survivors and help raise awareness, show support, and spread hope throughout our communities.

10/13/2026

Keeping the house after divorce may feel like the obvious choice , but wanting to stay and being able to comfortably afford the home long-term are two different questions.

Before deciding, it’s important to look at the full financial picture. Mortgage payments, refinancing, taxes, insurance, maintenance, equity, and the rest of the marital estate can all factor into whether keeping the house makes sense.

CCHA Family Law attorney Emily J. Schmale takes a closer look at these considerations in her latest blog, “Who Gets the House in an Indiana Divorce?”

Read the full blog here: www.cchalaw.com/our-news/who-gets-the-house-in-an-indiana-divorce. 🔗

10/12/2026

Personal injury matters can involve many different factors, from understanding your rights and evaluating your claim to navigating insurance, medical expenses and the legal process.

In the first of our three-part Personal Injury series, CCHA Law attorney Rachel Woloshin shares important information to help individuals better understand what to expect when pursuing a personal injury claim.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be sharing more from Rachel on the personal injury process and considerations that may impact a claim.

To learn more about Rachel’s approach to personal injury law: www.cchalaw.com/our-news/video-personal-injury-law-rachel-woloshin-2-2. 🔗

10/09/2026

Life changes, and sometimes your estate plan should too.

Marriage, divorce, welcoming a child, buying or selling a home, losing a loved one, or experiencing a major financial change can all be important reasons to review your estate planning documents.

Swipe through Part 4 of our Estate Planning Series to learn about five life events that may mean it’s time to update your estate plan.

Not sure if your current plan still fits your needs? CCHA Law’s Estate Planning attorneys can help you review your documents and make sure your plan reflects your current wishes, family, and goals.

10/07/2026

Injured? Your phone can be one of your most important tools.

After an accident, the details you capture can make a difference later. If you’re able, use your phone to document:

• Photos of the scene, damage, and any visible injuries
• Names and contact information for anyone involved or who witnessed what happened
• Conditions at the scene, including weather, lighting, or hazards
• Medical information, appointments, and treatment details
• Receipts, bills, and other records related to your injury

You may not know right away what information will be important, so documenting as much as you can can help preserve the details.

If you’ve been injured and have questions about your next steps, CCHA Law’s Personal Injury team is here to help.

10/06/2026

What sets CCHA Law’s Family Law team apart?

For Jenni Hughes, it comes down to experience, perspective, and understanding that no two families, or family law matters, are exactly alike.

In the final installment of our Family Law series, Jenni shares what clients can expect when working with CCHA and the approach our team brings to each matter.

Whether you’re navigating divorce, child custody, a prenuptial agreement, or another family law issue, our team is here to help you understand your options and move forward with confidence.

Learn more about our Family Law practice at www.cchalaw.com.

10/05/2026

September brought a new season, a full calendar, and plenty of opportunities for the CCHA Law team to connect with our communities, support meaningful organizations, and stay engaged in the legal profession.

Here are a few highlights from around the firm:

📍 Indiana State Bar Association – Ret. Justice Steven David was sworn in as President-Elect of the ISBA, while Lynsey David was sworn in as Chair-Elect of the ISBA House of Delegates. We are proud to see them take on these important leadership roles.
📍 Get IN. Sports Podcast – CCHA Law attorney Connor Glass joined Dominic Miranda on the Get IN. Sports Podcast for a timely conversation about NIL entering Indiana high school athletics and what the evolving rules may mean for student-athletes, families, schools, and administrators.
📍 ICASE Fall Conference – Chandler Lawson Flynn and Shyann Boyer presented at the 2026 ICASE Fall Conference, sharing legal updates and practical strategies for navigating special education compliance.
📍 An Evening of Polo – CCHA Law was proud to support the Dyslexia Institute of Indiana's An Evening of Polo, helping raise awareness and funds for dyslexic and struggling readers across Indiana.
📍 Showcase & Taste of Westfield – Our team enjoyed connecting with the community as an official exhibitor at the Westfield Chamber of Commerce’s Showcase & Taste of Westfield at Grand Park.
📍 Courthouse Art on the Road – Doug Church and Julia Kozicki helped celebrate the launch of the Indiana State Bar Association's first traveling exhibit from its courthouse art collection at the Hussey-Mayfield Public Library in Zionsville.
📍 Noblesville State of the City – Members of our team attended Mayor Chris Jensen’s State of the City address, hosted by the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce, and heard updates on Noblesville’s continued growth and development.
📍 Evening with Penrod – Several CCHA Law attorneys attended Evening with Penrod at Newfields, celebrating the arts, creativity, and community ahead of the annual Penrod Arts Fair.

💙 As we head further into fall, we’re grateful for another month filled with meaningful connections, professional leadership, and opportunities to support the communities we serve.

10/02/2026

Colleges, universities, and athletic organizations face a wide range of legal and operational challenges, and having experienced counsel who understands the landscape can make a meaningful difference.

CCHA Law serves clients across more than 20 practice areas, including dedicated Higher Education and Sports Law teams that work with colleges, universities, athletic departments, and related organizations on matters involving:
• NCAA compliance and athletic governance
• Title IX
• Institutional investigations
• Employment matters
• University leadership and governance
• Other complex issues affecting higher education and collegiate athletics

With experience spanning multiple areas of law, our attorneys provide strategic counsel tailored to the unique needs of educational institutions and athletic organizations.

10/01/2026

CCHA Law attorney Kelleigh Fagan will join some of Indianapolis’ leading voices in sports law this Friday at the Indiana Law Review Symposium, Today’s Playbook: Sports Law and the New Era.

Kelleigh, Chair of CCHA’s Sports Law Practice, will participate in “Boom Baby: Scoring Career Advice from Indy’s Sports Law Leaders,” a panel discussion focused on careers at the intersection of law and athletics.

The symposium will bring together practitioners, industry leaders, and scholars for conversations on women’s sports, NCAA enforcement and athlete rights, and the evolving sports law landscape.

We’re proud to see Kelleigh sharing her experience and perspective with fellow professionals and the next generation of sports law leaders.

09/30/2026

There’s more to prenuptial agreements, also known as premarital agreements, than many people realize.

A prenup can help couples address important financial matters before marriage, from business interests and existing debt to other financial considerations unique to their circumstances.

Have questions about prenuptial or premarital agreements in Indiana? Our Family Law team can help you understand your options and create an agreement tailored to your circumstances.

Contact CCHA Law to learn more. ☎️

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