Eric Doyle

I am a seasoned trial attorney with a broad legal background and valuable courtroom experience that has shaped me into a proficient family law attorney.

I began my legal career as a deputy prosecutor, where I prosecuted some of the highest-level crimes in Indiana in the special victim’s unit. This role quickly provided me with invaluable insights into the intricacies of family law proceedings and courtroom procedures. This experience was fundamental in my transition to private practice, where I now diligently represent clients in a variety of complex and high-stakes legal matters.

My passion for providing zealous counsel to Hoosier families led me to focus on this field, dedicating myself to assisting them through the complexities of divorce, child custody disputes, and other family law issues. As a pivotal member of the firm's litigation team, I handle high-stakes cases with poise and proficiency. My skills in evidence presentation, cross-examination techniques, and trial strategies not only made me an effective prosecutor but also a much sought-after resource among peers.

My approach to family law is characterized by compassion, integrity, candor, and an unwavering dedication to my clients' best interests. I believe in fostering open communication and empathy, ensuring that my clients feel empowered, informed, and supported throughout the legal process.

With me as your advocate, you can trust that your case will be handled with the utmost professionalism and care. Whether navigating complex divorce proceedings or resolving child custody disputes, I stand ready to provide you with the guidance and representation you deserve.

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• Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
  We charge flat rates for uncontested divorces and prenuptial agreements.

Indiana

Indiana Supreme Court

Managing Partner

Doyle Family Law LLC

Current

Managing Partner

Doyle Family Law LLC

Current

Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law

J.D.

Indiana University - Indiana University-Bloomington

B.A.

Barrister

Robert H. Staton Moot Court Competition

American Bar Association

Current

Indiana State Bar Association

Current

Indianapolis Bar Association

Current

Q. Child Custody court order question

October 30, 2024

A: What is considered "reasonable" as defined in your Order on Child Support is going to be up to the interpretation of the Judge who issued that Order. For some, it may be considered reasonable to make such accommodations in the name of facilitating parent-child relationships, for others it may not.

I suggest your more concerning issue is the fact that child support is not being paid. In situations like yours, Indiana residents can contact their local county Prosecutor's Office, Title IV-D (Four D) department for assistance. The IV-D program is publicly funded and should be available at no cost to you. Once you reach out to your local prosecutor's office, you should be put in touch with a Child Support Prosecutor who will be able to assist you in collecting your child support in arrears, without having to take on attorneys fees. ... Read More

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