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Law and Justice

Searching for help for a civil or criminal matter? You've come to the right place to find information on area lawyers, courts, and the legal system.

Attorneys | Courts | Enforcement | Laws, Ordinances & Documents | Reference | State of Indiana

Attorneys

Burton & Simkin Attorneys

Dudas Law (formerly Amy Noe Law)

Low Income Eligible

Indiana Legal Services - Indiana Legal Services (ILS) is a a nonprofit law firm that provides free civil legal assistance to eligible low-income people throughout the state of Indiana.

Whitewater Valley Pro Bono Commission

Courts

DoxPop - do a court case search to find basic information about Wayne County court cases, or become a subscriber to access all available information about current and historical cases.

Guardium Ad Litem / CASA

Jury Duty

Pay Traffic Fines Online

Small Claims Court

Wayne County Courts - Circuit Court and Superior Court I, II, & III

Wayne County Prosecutor

  • Child Support Calculator
  • Child Support Division
  • Parenting Time Guidelines in Indiana

Enforcement

Community Corrections

OffenderWatch Portal

Richmond Police Department on Facebook

Wayne County Sheriff

Laws, Ordinances and Documents

Indiana Code

Indiana Constitution

Marriage Licence Information

Richmond City Code

Passports

Reference

FindLaw - search engine for legal issues.

Nolo - free information, legal forms, lawyer search.

State of Indiana

Civil Rights Commission

Indiana Department of Corrections

Law & Justice in Indiana

Self-Service Legal Center - learn how to represent yourself in court in Indiana.

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The first high school orchestra in the nation was established at Morton High School in Richmond, Indiana in 1899 by Joseph Edgar Maddy.