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Madison County’s trial court is organized into six Circuit Court divisions sitting in Anderson, and which division your case lands in matters. Four of the six divisions carry major felony jurisdiction, one has dedicated juvenile jurisdiction, and one is designated for Level 6 felony matters, on top of the county’s Problem Solving Courts for drug, re-entry, and mental health cases. Knowing which division your matter is in front of tells us a lot about what to expect procedurally.

Anderson is one of the larger cities in this part of Indiana, and Madison County’s courts carry a caseload to match, more comparable in volume to Hamilton or Marion County than to some of the smaller counties we serve.

Will Riley’s Super Lawyers, Top 100 Trial Lawyers, and AV Preeminent recognition, along with Russell Cate’s Super Lawyer recognition and appellate experience before the Indiana Court of Appeals and Indiana Supreme Court, is standing that holds up in a busier county’s courts like Madison’s.

Why Choose Us

Nobody plans to need a lawyer. When something goes wrong, what you need first is someone who will listen, tell you honestly where you stand, and take the next steps off your plate. That is how every case at RileyCate, LLC begins.

We represent individuals, families, and small businesses across Fishers, Indianapolis, and surrounding counties in personal injury and complex litigation, business and real estate disputes, criminal defense, and appeals.

Will Riley and Russell Cate personally oversee every matter, staffing each case to its size and complexity. Both are recognized as Super Lawyers and have argued before the Indiana Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. Will also holds an AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell and a Top 100 Trial Lawyer designation.

We are trial-tested, not just settlement-focused. We have tried hundreds of cases, because insurance companies, opposing businesses, and prosecutors negotiate differently with a firm willing to go the distance.

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Madison County’s trial court has six Circuit Court divisions. Four carry major felony jurisdiction, one has dedicated juvenile jurisdiction, and one is designated for Level 6 felony matters. Tell us which division your case has been assigned to and we’ll confirm what to expect.
Likely, given how regularly we appear in Madison County’s courts, but tell us the assigned division and we’ll confirm directly. If it’s a judge we haven’t appeared before, we’ll say so.
Fast. We can typically turn around association and filing review within a day. Call us directly if you’re up against a deadline.
Yes. Anderson is one of the larger cities in this part of the state, and Madison County’s court volume is closer to what you’d see in Hamilton or Marion County than in some of the smaller counties we serve.
It depends on scope, the same as any local counsel engagement. We’ll quote a structure once we know what the matter requires and how involved you need us to be.

If you need local counsel for a matter pending or anticipated in Madison County, reach out to RileyCate, LLC. Tell us the court, the timeline, and what you need from us, and we’ll get back to you quickly with next steps.

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