Indiana Bar Associations

The ISBA supports many community service programs. Complimentary law related information and/or volunteer lawyer speakers are provided as a part of these programs.

The Allen County Indiana Bar Association has a long tradition of service to its members and the community. Organized in 1890 and incorporated in 1959, the ACBA has three purposes: to assist in the due administration of justice, to promote the continued education of lawyers and laypeople in the fields of law and legal procedure, and to maintain the honor and integrity of the legal profession.

Attorneys perform a variety of important roles in our society. Attorneys become judges, prosecutors, public defenders, litigators, corporate attorneys, governmental attorneys, and private attorneys. There are many areas of law such as criminal law, constitutional law, family law, administrative law, tax law, tort law, real estate law, probate, trust, and estate law, guardianship law, Medicaid law, Social Security law, worker's compensation law, contract law, real estate law, business law, adoption law, civil rights law, bankruptcy law, elder law, environmental law, immigration and naturalization law, employment law, trade mark and copyright law, securities law, etc.

On April 22, 1911, five Evansville attorneys filed the Articles of Association with the Indiana Secretary of State that incorporated the Evansville Bar Association. This was the formalization of a group of like-minded practitioners that had been meeting together since 1894. Our founders had three stated goals: The study and development of law as a science. The elevation of the standing and dignity of the profession. The establishment of a law library.

The Mission of the Indianapolis Bar Foundation is to advance the administration of justice and understanding of the law through philanthropy, education and service.

Serving the Legal Community Since 1986.

The mission of the Association is to assist its member attorneys through networking events, educational presentations, and related activities aimed at improving the skill and integrity of the legal profession, throughout Monroe County and Indiana.

The Morgan County Bar Association (MCBA) is an affiliation of attorneys who work and/or live within the Morgan County, Indiana area. The Association currently serves two main functions: To allow Legal Practitioners in the Morgan County area an efficient means of communication concerning the issues and problems surrounding the Practice of law within Morgan County. Bettering the practice of law within Morgan County, and by that, enhancing the quality and value of legal services to both the residents of Morgan County and others who have need of legal serviced within the county.

The purpose of this Association shall be to advance the science of jurisprudence, promote the administration of justice, uphold the honor of the profession of law, to encourage cordial discourse and interaction among members of the bar and between the bench and bar of St. Joseph County and of the State of Indiana, and to correlate the various activities of this Association in the interest of the legal profession and the public which it serves.