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A full-service community law firm located in Posey County and serving all of Southwest Indiana.

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Phone: (812) 838-1400

Address: 201 Main St Ste G, Mount Vernon, IN 47620

Website: A full-service community law firm located in Posey County and serving all of Southwest Indiana.

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Divorce
Child Support
Whether it is divorce, custody or child support disputes, the division of the family structure is an emotional experience for adults & children alike. The attorneys at Van Haaften & Farrar help you come to terms with the emotional side of family law & bring into focus its long-term legal implications. Our attorneys can offer you advice & representation in matters related to...
Child Custody and Visitation
Adoption
Guardianship
Because the client is now incapacitated, she lacks the ability to execute a power of attorney. In other words, it is too late for a power of attorney. In order for a loved one to act on behalf of the client, the law usually requires the appointment of a guardian by a court. The process for appointment of a guardian generally requires an attorney, paperwork, a hearing and fees and costs that significantly exceed what the client could have paid for a relatively simple power of attorney document. If there is any dispute among loved ones about the guardianship, the burden becomes even greater. Furthermore, the person to serve as guardian is chosen by a court and not by the client herself.
Legal Separation

Criminal Defense
The attorneys at Van Haaften & Farrar have years of experience in both prosecuting & defending individuals accused of a crime. This unique perspective provides their clients with the protections guaranteed all citizens under our state & federal constitutions. Our attorneys are here to represent you in any criminal matters, including felonies, misdemeanors & driving offenses.
Misdemeanors

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
We specialize in Family Law, Business Law, Criminal Law & Estate Planning including Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney & Living Wills.

Wrongful Termination
Employment Contract

Real Estate Transactions
Once a home-seller has negotiated the general terms of the sale with a prospective buyer, there are two steps to bring a sale to completion: Execution of a real estate purchase agreement and bringing the deal to closing.
Eminent Domain
Land Use and Zoning

Personal Injury
When you are injured as the result of the negligence of another, the attorneys at Van Haaften & Farrar know your case is personal to you & deserves individual attention. That is why your case will always be handled by an individual attorney, who will work to meet your personal concerns & ensuring you receive fair compensation for your injuries.

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Our attorneys believe in comprehensive estate planning to ensure the intentions of the client are honored & the client’s assets are preserved for the next generation.
Wills
Whether it is in the courtroom or at the bargaining table, the attorneys at Van Haaften & Farrar bring a common sense approach to the law, focusing on solution-oriented planning & execution for all their clients. We practice in family law, business law, criminal law & estate planning including wills, trusts, power of attorney & living wills.
Trusts
Planning for your family’s future in the event of your death or incapacity is a crucial & personal process. The attorneys of Van Haaften & Farrar can help you plan & prepare for the issues which might arise after a family loss. Our attorneys believe in comprehensive estate planning to ensure the intentions of the client are honored & the client’s assets are preserved for the next generation. Our attorneys are likewise available to help you in administering the trusts and estates of your loved ones. Our attorneys assist clients with...
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is a document whereby a person — the “principal” — appoints another — referred to as an “attorney in fact” — to act on the principal’s behalf in making certain decisions that are personal to the principal and defined in the power of attorney document. The power of attorney is generally used by the attorney in fact to act on behalf of the principal’s behalf in the event the principal cannot act for herself, such as when the principal is incapacitated or when the principal is otherwise unavailable to take the action herself. Powers of attorney are often used to give an attorney in fact the power to carry out financial or contractual transactions, such as signing checks, paying bills, executing contracts, and so on. The attorney in fact has a fiduciary duty to the principal, which means that the attorney in fact must act in the best interest of the principal. If the attorney in fact uses his authority to act in a self-serving or reckless manner, he may be held liable for his wrongful actions.

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