Practice Areas · Yarbro Law Firm, LLC
Practice Areas

Five areas of practice. One attorney accountable for every matter.

The firm concentrates its practice so that clients receive advice grounded in current, working knowledge of the law — not a general practice stretched thin.

i.

Business & Commercial Law

The firm advises closely held companies and their owners through the full life of the business — formation, growth, disputes, and sale. When litigation is unavoidable, clients are represented by an attorney with more than two decades of courtroom experience.

Entity formation and governance
Commercial litigation
Contract drafting, review, and negotiation
Shareholder and partnership disputes
Purchase and sale of businesses
Collections and judgment enforcement
ii.

Real Estate

From routine closings to contested title actions, the firm handles transactions and litigation involving commercial and residential property — for owners, buyers, landlords, and investors.

Purchase and sale agreements
Title, boundary, and easement disputes
Commercial and residential leasing
Quiet title and partition actions
Land contracts
Landlord–tenant litigation
iii.

Wills, Trusts & Estates

An estate plan should be drafted once, correctly, and revisited as life changes. The firm prepares plans that hold up — and administers estates and trusts when families need steady hands.

Wills and revocable trusts
Probate and trust administration
Powers of attorney
Estate and trust disputes
Health care directives
Guardianships
iv.

Criminal Defense

A criminal charge puts your record, license, and liberty at risk. The firm defends clients in state and federal court, from first questioning through trial and appeal — including appointed and retained federal defense work.

State and federal charges
Trial defense
Pre-charge investigations
Sentencing advocacy
Misdemeanors and felonies
Expungement
v.

Appeals

Appellate work is its own discipline: a fixed record, strict deadlines, and persuasion in writing. The firm briefs and argues civil, criminal, and family law appeals before the Indiana Court of Appeals, the Indiana Supreme Court, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit — whether it tried the case below or is brought in for the appeal alone.

Civil appeals
Criminal appeals
Family law appeals
Appellate briefing and oral argument
Post-trial and post-judgment motions
Interlocutory appeals

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Describe the situation and we will tell you whether the firm can help — and if not, who can.

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