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Attorney John Laszlo and his wife have been married for 37 years. They have three children together. One of their children is a recent graduate of college. Their other two children, twin sons, are sophomores in college. One son attends Kelley Business School at Indiana University and the other son attends the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Attorney Laszlo is a lifelong resident of Northwestern Indiana, and currently resides in Munster, Indiana. He has extensive and recent experience in tax representation helping clients who owe the IRS money resolve their tax issues.

Timothy A. Rowe was born in Mansfield, Ohio. His father was a missionary in Africa and his uncle is a Lutheran minister. He graduated from the College of Emporia with a degree in Biblical Studies. He also attended the University of California Berkeley and Indiana University. He graduated with a B.A. with distinction in History and Classics from Indiana University and graduated cum laude from Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis. He is also a graduate of Gary Spencer’s Trial College Seminars. He has been a partner in the law firm of Rowe and Hamilton for 38 years. His practice is currently concentrated in auto accident litigation, personal injury, nursing home litigation, environmental torts, civil rights, in premises liability.

Look no further than Maryan Law, LLC, in Bargersville, Indiana. You won’t find another lawyer with more experience, know-how and compassion than Dorie. She has defended 100s of individuals just like you: terrified, confused, uncertain and with 1 million questions. This might be your first time facing the criminal justice system, or you might be someone who has had some brushes with the law in the past. It does not change the equation: You need a lawyer who is going to listen, investigate and work hard to create the best outcome for you. Dorie has nearly two decades of experience helping folks in their darkest hour. Her primary goal is to get the case dismissed if there is not enough evidence, the police misbehaved, or no crime was actually committed. If the government can make the case, then Dorie will negotiate a plea that hopefully makes sense given the situation. And if you don’t want a plea agreement, Dorie will defend your case at trial. She has defended nearly 50 felony cases at jury trial in Courts all over the State of Indiana. She is not scared to go to trial and prosecutors know it. The most important thing you need to know when you hire Dorie to represent you is that she knows that is your case, your life and your future. She is going to show you all the evidence in your case and help you understand the case against you. She will walk through that decision with you but not make you do anything you don’t want to do. Speak to Dorie today if you need representation, have a question about your case or think you are under investigation for a crime. Contact her criminal defense law firm today if you’d like attorney Maryan to represent you: 317-245-6141.

Jeffrey Tabor graduated from Indiana University School of Law and was admitted to the Indiana bar in 1989. For over fifteen (15) years, Jeff's practice has focused exclusively on representing people who have been injured in all kinds of accidents, families of wrongful death victims, disabled workers, and other consumers. Jeff has represented hundreds of injury victims, as well as families who have lost loved ones in accidents.Jeff is a member of the Indianapolis and Indiana State Bar Associations, Indiana Trial Lawyers Association and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America. He is also active in the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum, where he serves frequently as a lecturer and author on current issues and new developments in personal injury/insurance litigation.Jeff’s areas of legal practice include personal injury, premises liability, general negligence and wrongful death law. Jeff is an Indiana Supreme Court Certified Civil Mediator.