Jack Freedman

Mr. Freedman was admitted to practice law in the State of Indiana and the United States District courts for the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana in October 1984. Mr. Freedman began his legal career as an associate with the esteemed law firm of Barnes & Thornburg in Indianapolis. During his seven-year career at Barnes & Thornburg, he was involved in a wide range of business and personal injury litigation in both state and federal court. He represented such major clients as General Motors Corporation, Uniden Corporation, Fruehauf Corporation, Amtrak and the Soo Line Railroad. He had the opportunity to study and learn from some of the finest lawyers in the State of Indiana. Mr. Freedman has been engaged in the general practice of law with Freedman Law, P.C., Freedman & Associates and Freedman & Lacy since November 1995. Over the years, he has developed considerable experience in matters involving parents and children. He believes strongly in placing the children's interests first, and encourages collaboration between the parents whenever feasible. He understands how conflict between the parents may adversely affect children at different stages of development. He is sensitive to the psychology and dynamics of each family situation, and uses this information in the formulation of appropriate legal strategies. In addition to his recent work in domestic relations, Mr. Freedman has also practiced in juvenile courts in Hamilton County, Marion County and throughout Central Indiana.

Boston University School of Law

J.D. (1984) | Law

1981 - 1984

Honors: Cum laude

Boston University

B.S. (1981) | Broadcast Journalism

1977 - 1981

Honors: summa cum laude

Associate, 1984 to 1991

Barnes and Thornburg

Current

Principal Attorney, 1995 to 2003

Freedman & Associates

Current

Principal Attorney, 2003 to 2008

Freedman & Lacy

Current

Solo Practitioner, 2008 to 2015

Freedman Law

Current

Solo Practitioner, 2015 to present

Freedman Law, P.C.

Current

Indiana State Bar  # 8480-49

Member

Current

Indiana

Indiana

Since 1984

Northern District of Indiana

Since 1984

Southern District of Indiana

Since 1984

• Free Consultation
  In general, we will spend 15 to 30 minutes discussing new matters by telephone free of charge. This is not a full consultation which takes place in the office for 1-2 hours. Conflicts checks are required for all consultations to ensure there is no conflict of interest.
• Credit Cards Accepted
  We accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. Non-debit cards may be subject to a surcharge as allowed by law.
• Contingent Fees
  Contingent fee contracts are applicable only to personal injury cases and other liability cases, and the availability will depend upon the merits of the dispute. In Indiana, contingent fee arrangements are not legal in domestic relations cases.

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