May, 2019 | Alcorn, Sage, Schwartz & Magrath LLP

Your duty to get treated and a Social Security Disability claim

On behalf of Alcorn, Sage, Schwartz & Magrath LLP | May 24, 2019 | Social Security Disability

When you file for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, one of the questions that the disability examiner is going to ask is, “Have you gotten treatment for your condition?” It’s an important question. Many mental and physical conditions do...

Considerations for co-parenting during summer months

On behalf of Alcorn, Sage, Schwartz & Magrath LLP | May 22, 2019 | Uncategorized

After a divorce or child custody dispute, summers can be challenging for both co-parents and children to adjust to shifting schedules and new traditions. While Indiana parents must develop and agree on a parenting plan, adjusting to this plan in summer months may be...

Would you refuse to consent to a voluntary police search?

On behalf of Alcorn, Sage, Schwartz & Magrath LLP | May 8, 2019 | Criminal Defense

As Midwesterners, most of us are socialized to be both polite and accommodating – especially when interacting with authority figures. We understand that getting out of a traffic ticket or similar situation can sometimes be accomplished with a smile and an...

Considerations for co-parenting during summer months

Would you refuse to consent to a voluntary police search?

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